10. ANOVA Flashcards

1
Q

What does ANOVA stand for? (Anova methods 2)

A

Analysis of variance

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2
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What does multiple tests on the same data do? (Anova methods 2)

A

increases the chances of type 1 errors

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3
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When is the Holmes correction used? (Anova methods 2)

A

When you run multiple tests on the same data

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4
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How do you work out Holmes correction? (Anova methods 2)

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1) take the standard alpha levels

2) divide them by the number of T-tests you have completed

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5
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What does ANOVA allow for? (Anova methods 2)

A

Trends and the effects of the IV

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6
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What should variance arise from? (Anova methods 2)

A

The manipulation of the IV

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7
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What occurs if random assignment did not work? (Anova methods 2)

A

between group variance

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8
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What is between group variance affected by? (Anova methods 2)

A

random factors

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9
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What is within group variance affected by? (Anova methods 2)

A

IV influence

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10
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What is the equation for total variance? (Anova methods 2)

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Total variance = between group variation + within group variation

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11
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How many conditions do the participants take part in when completing an independent measures ANOVA? (Anova methods 2)

A

One condition only

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12
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What does the Levenes test do? (Anova methods 2)

A

analyses if there is homogeneity of variance

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13
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If Levenes test is <0.05 can ANOVA be used? (Anova methods 2)

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Yes, only if smaller than 0.05

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