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What is the formula for calculating the mean sum of squares for the main effect of alcohol (MSB)?
What is the formula for calculating the mean sum of squares for the main effect of alcohol (MSB)?
- MSB = SSB / dfB (correct)
- MSB = SSA / dfA
- MSB = SSAxB / dfAxB
- MSB = SSR / dfR
Which statistical test is appropriate for examining the association between two categorical variables?
Which statistical test is appropriate for examining the association between two categorical variables?
- Regression
- Pearson correlation
- Chi-squared test (correct)
- Spearman correlation
What type of analysis is used to predict a categorical outcome from one or more predictor variables?
What type of analysis is used to predict a categorical outcome from one or more predictor variables?
- Linear Regression
- Analysis of Covariance (ANCOVA)
- Factorial ANOVA
- Logistic Regression (correct)
Which test is used to compare the means of more than two independent groups?
Which test is used to compare the means of more than two independent groups?
What is the purpose of calculating effect size?
What is the purpose of calculating effect size?
Which statistical test is most appropriate for assessing the relationship between two ordinal variables?
Which statistical test is most appropriate for assessing the relationship between two ordinal variables?
A researcher wants to examine the effect of one continuous and one categorical variable on a continuous outcome. Which test would be most appropriate?
A researcher wants to examine the effect of one continuous and one categorical variable on a continuous outcome. Which test would be most appropriate?
What is the formula for calculating the F value for the interaction effect between Alcohol and FaceType?
What is the formula for calculating the F value for the interaction effect between Alcohol and FaceType?
A researcher is comparing three groups non-parametrically. Which test should they use?
A researcher is comparing three groups non-parametrically. Which test should they use?
Which of these is a non-parametric test used for repeated measures?
Which of these is a non-parametric test used for repeated measures?
How many levels can a categorical predictor have for analysis?
How many levels can a categorical predictor have for analysis?
What is the relationship between participant types and predictor levels in independent ANOVA?
What is the relationship between participant types and predictor levels in independent ANOVA?
What is the implication of having the same participants for different predictor levels?
What is the implication of having the same participants for different predictor levels?
Which of the following is necessary for conducting multiple regression analysis?
Which of the following is necessary for conducting multiple regression analysis?
In the model introduced, which of the following variables acts as a dummy variable for the treatment groups?
In the model introduced, which of the following variables acts as a dummy variable for the treatment groups?
What is the purpose of including the continuous variable Puppylove in the model?
What is the purpose of including the continuous variable Puppylove in the model?
What does the notation $Y_i = b_0 + b_1 X_{1i} + b_2 X_{2i} + e_i$ represent in the model?
What does the notation $Y_i = b_0 + b_1 X_{1i} + b_2 X_{2i} + e_i$ represent in the model?
What is the purpose of having a covariate in an ANCOVA analysis?
What is the purpose of having a covariate in an ANCOVA analysis?
Which assumption of ANCOVA involves ensuring that the treatment effect and covariate are independent?
Which assumption of ANCOVA involves ensuring that the treatment effect and covariate are independent?
What does the homogeneity of regression slopes assumption imply in an ANCOVA?
What does the homogeneity of regression slopes assumption imply in an ANCOVA?
In ANCOVA, what statistical tests are primarily focused on the covariate and predictor effects?
In ANCOVA, what statistical tests are primarily focused on the covariate and predictor effects?
What is one crucial characteristic of the effect of the covariate in ANCOVA analysis?
What is one crucial characteristic of the effect of the covariate in ANCOVA analysis?
What do the F and p values in the ANCOVA output indicate?
What do the F and p values in the ANCOVA output indicate?
Why might adjusted means differ markedly from original group means in ANCOVA?
Why might adjusted means differ markedly from original group means in ANCOVA?
Which statistical software feature is typically used to perform ANCOVA analysis?
Which statistical software feature is typically used to perform ANCOVA analysis?
What does the interaction coefficient, b3, measure in the context of the study?
What does the interaction coefficient, b3, measure in the context of the study?
In the study, what is significant about the interaction being zero for conditions other than when both predictors are present?
In the study, what is significant about the interaction being zero for conditions other than when both predictors are present?
What would happen to the mean rating of attractive faces when alcohol and face type interact?
What would happen to the mean rating of attractive faces when alcohol and face type interact?
How is the interaction represented in the model described in the study?
How is the interaction represented in the model described in the study?
What is the mean rating for unattractive faces under high-dose alcohol?
What is the mean rating for unattractive faces under high-dose alcohol?
Which condition results in the lowest mean rating for face attractiveness?
Which condition results in the lowest mean rating for face attractiveness?
What does the term 'dummy variables' refer to in this study?
What does the term 'dummy variables' refer to in this study?
How is b1 calculated in relation to the unattractive face ratings?
How is b1 calculated in relation to the unattractive face ratings?
At what dosage does alcohol seem to have the least effect on the rating of attractive faces?
At what dosage does alcohol seem to have the least effect on the rating of attractive faces?
What is the primary purpose of testing interactions in this study?
What is the primary purpose of testing interactions in this study?
What is the numeric difference between the mean rating of unattractive faces under high dose and unattractive faces under placebo?
What is the numeric difference between the mean rating of unattractive faces under high dose and unattractive faces under placebo?
Given the ratings, what can be inferred about the influence of alcohol on unattractive faces under high dose?
Given the ratings, what can be inferred about the influence of alcohol on unattractive faces under high dose?
In the factorial design, which scenario presents the highest interaction effect?
In the factorial design, which scenario presents the highest interaction effect?
What is the significance of the mean values presented in the factorial design?
What is the significance of the mean values presented in the factorial design?
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ANOVA (Analysis of Variance)
ANOVA (Analysis of Variance)
A statistical test used to compare means of two or more groups when the independent variable has at least two levels and the dependent variable is continuous.
T-test
T-test
A statistical test used to compare means of two groups when the independent variable has two levels and the dependent variable is continuous.
ANCOVA (Analysis of Covariance)
ANCOVA (Analysis of Covariance)
A statistical test used to compare means of two or more groups when the independent variable has at least two levels, the dependent variable is continuous, and one or more additional variables (covariates) are included in the analysis.
Chi-squared test
Chi-squared test
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Mann-Whitney U test
Mann-Whitney U test
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Kruskal-Wallis test
Kruskal-Wallis test
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Friedman test
Friedman test
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Wilcoxon signed-rank test
Wilcoxon signed-rank test
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Dummy variables
Dummy variables
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Multiple regression model
Multiple regression model
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Regression model with dummy variables and continuous covariates
Regression model with dummy variables and continuous covariates
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Discounting the effect of a continuous covariate
Discounting the effect of a continuous covariate
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Hierarchical regression
Hierarchical regression
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Homogeneity of regression slopes
Homogeneity of regression slopes
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Independence of the covariate and treatment effect
Independence of the covariate and treatment effect
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Homogeneity of variance
Homogeneity of variance
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Normality
Normality
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Adjusted means
Adjusted means
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ANCOVA output: Test of Between-Subjects effects
ANCOVA output: Test of Between-Subjects effects
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Categorical predictor
Categorical predictor
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Continuous covariate
Continuous covariate
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Interaction Effect
Interaction Effect
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Independent Factorial Design
Independent Factorial Design
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Calculating Interaction Effect
Calculating Interaction Effect
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Interaction Coefficient
Interaction Coefficient
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Interaction as a Product
Interaction as a Product
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Alcohol Effect on Facial Attractiveness
Alcohol Effect on Facial Attractiveness
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Interaction Only When Both Predictors Are Active
Interaction Only When Both Predictors Are Active
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Interaction as Benefit or Cost
Interaction as Benefit or Cost
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Interaction in the Study
Interaction in the Study
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Understanding Interactions
Understanding Interactions
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Interaction and Main Effects
Interaction and Main Effects
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Significance of Interaction
Significance of Interaction
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Analyzing Interaction Effects
Analyzing Interaction Effects
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Degrees of Freedom (df)
Degrees of Freedom (df)
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Mean Sum of Squares (MS)
Mean Sum of Squares (MS)
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F-statistic
F-statistic
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Sum of Squares Between Groups (SSB)
Sum of Squares Between Groups (SSB)
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Total Sum of Squares (SSM)
Total Sum of Squares (SSM)
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Sum of Squares Within Groups (SSR)
Sum of Squares Within Groups (SSR)
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Partial η2
Partial η2
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P-value (Sig.)
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Study Notes
Research Design and Statistics Lecture Notes
- The lecture covered ANCOVA (Analysis of Covariance) and factorial independent ANOVA.
- ANCOVA models a covariate using a linear model, linking it to regression and ANOVA.
- Factorial independent ANOVA extends independent ANOVA to account for more than one categorical predictor variable.
- The lecture includes a decision tree for choosing the correct statistical test based on data type and characteristics. This tree considers different types of measurements, numbers of predictors, types of predictor variable levels, and whether participants are the same or different for each level of predictors.
- A model for more than two means, similar to a t-test model, was presented in ANOVA to account for multiple means.
- An example dataset, "Puppies.sav", includes a control group and two treatment groups (15 minutes and 30 minutes of puppy contact). A measure of happiness was used as the dependent variable, with a covariate measuring the participant's love of puppies.
- Dummy variables were used to represent the categorical predictor variable (doses of puppy therapy), allowing for accounting for the covariate's effect on the output.
- ANCOVA assumptions include normality and homogeneity of variance (tested using Levene's test).
- The covariate and treatment effects should be independent. Predictor variables should not correlate too much with one another for reliable outcome estimations. Regression slopes across different treatment groups (levels of the categorical variable) must be similar (homogeneity of regression slopes).
- SPSS software was used for analyzing the data, with particular focus on the outcome variable, categorized predictor (dose of therapy) and the covariate (love of puppies).
- Statistical output tables (e.g., "Tests of Between-Subjects Effects", "Adjusted Means") interpret the results and show the impact of the covariate after controlling for the effects of other variables (like the dosage of therapy).
- The methods allow calculation of total, model, and residual sums of squares for different components (main effect for each predictor, interaction between the predictors), degrees of freedom, mean sums of squares, associated F-values, and the related effect size (partial n squared).
- Levene's test of equality of error variances was discussed as a critical assumption check.
- Factorial designs were reviewed, including independent, repeated measures, and mixed designs.
- In an independent factorial design, different participants are used in different groups for the study
- The impact of interactions between variables on the outcome was explored using a mathematical model and illustrated with charts.
- Calculations for different kinds of sum of squares are explained: total sum of squares, model sum of squares, the main effect of face type sum of squares, the main effect of alcohol sum of squares, and interaction sums of squares. Calculations for residual sums of squares and mean sums of squares, and F-tests are shown.
- Finally, specific calculations and how to interpret the results for the output were discussed to understand effect sizes.
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This quiz covers key concepts from the lecture on ANCOVA and factorial independent ANOVA. It discusses the modeling of covariates and presents a decision tree for selecting the appropriate statistical tests based on data characteristics. Practical application is illustrated with an example dataset analyzing happiness based on puppy contact duration.
