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From a quick scan of the article the chart is based on figure 1. p-value for the more disadvantaged group is 0.017 for the less disadvantaged it's 0.02. There
by stoney80 11y ago
From a quick scan of the article the chart is based on figure 1. p-value for the more disadvantaged group is 0.017 for the less disadvantaged it's 0.02. There's a 3rd group, 'medium disadvantaged', which has a horizontal line.
The trend is more obvious when the points for the individual groups are separated out, but it does seem to me that a small number of points at the extremes might account for slope - if you removed one or two key points from each group the slopes might go away.