7 - Analysis of Variation, Post-hoc Flashcards

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What is the difference between ANOVA oneway and post-hoc?

A
  • ANOVA oneway = 1 independent variable

- Post-hoc = > 1 independent variable

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What does it mean when groups are listed w/ their means and 2 or more groups have a line underneath their means?

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Those w/ the line under them have been determined to be not significantly different

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How can you tell if 2 variables have a significant interaction based on a graph?

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  • Parallel (or near parallel) lines = not likely to be significant
  • Non-parallel lines = likely to be significant
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How can you tell if a variable has an effect based on an ANOVA graph?

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Will have an effect if means are different (ex: mean of low and high are different)

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What are the 3 sets of hypothesis tests for the two-way ANOVA?

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  1. Means of each row are equal/ the mean of at least 1 row is different
  2. The means of each column are equal/ the mean of at least 1 column is different
  3. There is no interaction between the row and column/ there is interaction between the row and column
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How do you determine the df for an interaction between the column and row?

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df of column * df of row = df of interaction

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7
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How do you calculate MS?

A

SS / df

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How do you determine the F value for each variable for a two-way ANOVA?

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F = MS for each variable / MS for error source

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