Analysis of Variance (one way anova)

Question 1

A parametric test used to test the significant difference of three or more groups of data to determine if there is any statistically significant differences between them.

Answer 1

Anova

Question 2

Also known as F ratio or F-Test.

Answer 2

Anova

Question 3

A method of testing the differences of three or more population means by analyzing
sample variations (e.g variance).

Answer 3

Anova

Question 4

If you had only two groups to compare, ANOVA would give the same answer as an independent samples t-test.

Answer 4

Anova

Question 5

It is named after Ronald A. Fisher who first introduced it.

Answer 5

Anova

Question 6

Examines the effect of 1 independent variable on the dependent variable.

Answer 6

Anova

Question 7

Done in ANOVA to determine which specific groups are different from each other.

Answer 7

Post hoc test

Question 8

[2] Variables in Anova

Answer 8

1. Dependent
2. Independent

Question 9

Also known as factor.

[variable]

Answer 9

Independent Variable

Question 10

Is the variable that you manipulate or categorize to observe its effect on the dependent variable.

[variable]

Answer 10

Independent Variable

Question 11

This variable divides the data into groups.

[variable]

Answer 11

Independent Variable

Question 12

Is the outcome or response variable that you measure in the experiment. It is expected to change as a result of variations in the independent variable.

[variable]

Answer 12

Dependent Variable

Question 13

It is usually something you can measure (like scores, weight, height, or time).

[variable

Answer 13

Dependent Variable