It depends what you mean by "statistical analysis". You can get your data out of Morae by right clicking one of your graphs (e.g. the time on task graph) and choosing "Export as > Data..." This creates a tab-delimited file that contains the raw data, the average, the min and max values and the standard deviation. But if you want more useful statistics like confidence intervals, then you're out of luck. My advice is to get your data out of Morae as soon as possible and analyse and present it with Excel or your favourite graphing package because Morae's graphing and analysis tools are too rudimentary for anything other than giving your data a casual once-over.
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