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What is the first step to perform a one-way between-subjects ANOVA in SPSS?
What is the first step to perform a one-way between-subjects ANOVA in SPSS?
- Graphs > Chart Builder
- Analyze > Compare Means > one-way ANOVA (correct)
- Analyze > General Linear Model > Repeated measures
- Data > Sort Cases
The F-ratio in ANOVA can identify the exact source of the effect.
The F-ratio in ANOVA can identify the exact source of the effect.
False (B)
What does SS stand for in the context of ANOVA?
What does SS stand for in the context of ANOVA?
Sums of Squares
To analyze a one-way within-subjects ANOVA in SPSS, navigate to Analyze > ________ > Repeated measures.
To analyze a one-way within-subjects ANOVA in SPSS, navigate to Analyze > ________ > Repeated measures.
Match the following options to their respective purposes in SPSS for ANOVA:
Match the following options to their respective purposes in SPSS for ANOVA:
What does ANOVA primarily examine?
What does ANOVA primarily examine?
ANOVA is a non-parametric test that does not assume a normal distribution of scores.
ANOVA is a non-parametric test that does not assume a normal distribution of scores.
What is the name of the statistic computed in ANOVA to assess differences between group means?
What is the name of the statistic computed in ANOVA to assess differences between group means?
ANOVA can be classified as ___________ if the independent variable is manipulated between participants.
ANOVA can be classified as ___________ if the independent variable is manipulated between participants.
What is one advantage of using ANOVA over multiple t-tests?
What is one advantage of using ANOVA over multiple t-tests?
ANOVA can only be used when dealing with independent groups.
ANOVA can only be used when dealing with independent groups.
Name one of the parametric assumptions required for conducting ANOVA.
Name one of the parametric assumptions required for conducting ANOVA.
The variable manipulated in ANOVA is referred to as a ___________.
The variable manipulated in ANOVA is referred to as a ___________.
Match the following terms with their definitions:
Match the following terms with their definitions:
What does the term 'p' represent in ANOVA analysis?
What does the term 'p' represent in ANOVA analysis?
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Study Notes
Analysis of Variance (ANOVA)
- ANOVA is an extension of a t-test, designed to examine differences between two or more groups or conditions.
- ANOVA can be used for independent groups (between subjects) or repeated measures (within subjects).
- ANOVA is a parametric test that makes assumptions about the distribution of scores.
Advantages of ANOVA
- ANOVA avoids the need for multiple t-tests, which can lead to an increased risk of Type 1 errors.
- ANOVA allows consideration of multiple independent variables (IVs) using factorial analysis.
Parametric Assumptions of ANOVA
- Normality
- Homogeneity of variance
- Independence of observations
- Interval or ratio level of measurement
Factors
- Factors refer to independent variables (IVs).
- Between subjects factors are manipulated between participants. (independent groups)
- Within subject factors are manipulated within subjects. (repeated measures)
Conceptual Basis of ANOVA
- ANOVA tests whether the differences between means are statistically significant.
- ANOVA compares the variation explained by the manipulation with unexplained variation (e.g., individual differences).
- ANOVA calculates an F statistic (F ratio).
F Statistic
- The F statistic is calculated by dividing the variance attributable to the "treatment" or manipulation (assessing how means scores differ) by unexplained variance (due to individual differences).
- The shape of the F distribution depends on the degrees of freedom (df).
One-Way Between-Subjects ANOVA
- To conduct a one-way between-subjects ANOVA in SPSS: Analyze > Compare Means > one-way ANOVA
- Select the dependent variable (DV) and factor.
- Select "Descriptive", "homogeneity of variance test", "Brown-Forsythe", and "Welch" in the options.
"Sums of Squares" (SS)
- SS refers to the sum of the squared differences between scores and the mean.
- SS is used to calculate variance: MS = SS ÷ df.
Limitations of ANOVA
- The F-ratio does not identify the source of the effect.
- ANOVA is not suitable for all data – parametric assumptions must be met.
One-Way Within-Subjects ANOVA
- To conduct a one-way within-subjects ANOVA in SPSS: Analyze > General Linear Model > Repeated Measures
- Work through the dialogue boxes.
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