I am currently finishing a statistics assignment and have one area that I am really struggling with.

I have run three different tests, a non-parametric test (Friedman's ANOVA), a one-way ANOVA, and a linear regression. I am happy with the analysis and data I have but I am struggling with tables and graphs to include. I have only included one table thus far (reporting beta coefficients etc for the linear regression) but I feel like I need to include a graph as well. Obviously my Friedman's data was not-normally distributed so I thought about adding a box-plot there, or the same for the linear regression as that was also not normally distributed (but we were told to just report the anomaly and use that test anyway). The One-way ANOVA was all normal and nothing of significance came from it.

I know this isn't a huge amount of information to go on, but would you include any other tables or include any graphs (APA) such as normality reporting or scatter plot for the linear regression (showing the constant and one variable that was signifiant)?

I have been told putting something in that doesn't say anything is as bad as leaving something out, but i don't know which category I would fall into here by not having any graphs!

Any help would be appreciated!!

Thank you.