2 Way anova Flashcards

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What is the main purpose of a two-way ANOVA?

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To assess the effects of two factors on group means and to determine both individual and combined effects on the dependent variable.

Two-way ANOVA is used in factorial designs with at least two independent variables.

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What is the definition of a factorial design?

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A study design that includes at least two independent variables (factors).

This design allows for the examination of multiple factors simultaneously.

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What is a main effect in the context of two-way ANOVA?

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The individual effect of each independent variable on the dependent variable.

Each independent variable has its own main effect.

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What does the interaction effect signify in a two-way ANOVA?

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The combined effect of two independent variables on the dependent variable.

It assesses whether the effect of one factor depends on the level of another factor.

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True or False: The results of a two-way ANOVA indicate which specific groups differ from one another.

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False.

Post hoc tests are required to identify specific group differences.

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What is the first step in hypothesis testing with a two-way ANOVA?

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State the hypotheses for each effect being tested.

This includes null and alternative hypotheses for each main effect and the interaction effect.

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How is the decision criteria established in a two-way ANOVA?

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By determining the critical F-values for each effect based on degrees of freedom.

Critical values are used to compare against calculated F-values.

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What formula is used to calculate the degrees of freedom between groups for the interaction effect?

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dfbn = (k1 - 1)(k2 - 1).

Here k1 and k2 represent the number of levels for each independent variable.

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What does a significant F-value indicate in hypothesis testing?

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That the null hypothesis can be rejected for that effect.

A significant F-value suggests a statistically significant difference exists.

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What is the APA format for reporting the results of a two-way ANOVA?

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Include F-value, degrees of freedom, and p-value for each effect.

Example: ‘There was a significant main effect of [factor], F(df1, df2) = [F-value], p < 0.05.’

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Fill in the blank: A two-way ANOVA requires _______ ratios to be calculated.

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multiple F

Specifically, one for each main effect and one for the interaction effect.

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What does ‘SS’ stand for in an ANOVA table?

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Sum of Squares.

SS measures the variation within and between groups.

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True or False: A two-way ANOVA can only be performed using statistical software.

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False.

While statistical software is commonly used, it can also be done manually.

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Studies that have at least two independent variables (factors) are referred to as having a—————.

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factorial design

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The ————considers how a single independent variable affects the dependent variable There is one for every independent variable in a study.

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main effect

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16
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To determine each variable’s main effect, the————— of each main effect (average of the means) is compared.

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marginal average

17
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The combined effect of all independent variables (or treatments) on the dependent variable (or outcome) is defined as the————-.

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interaction effect