Between Subjects Anova Flashcards

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when is a between subjects anova used

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if they wish to explore between 3 / more independent conditions on a single variable

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2
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give an example of this

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theory= hair colour associated with working memory compared differences between scores on wm with different hair colours.

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3
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what are the variables in this study

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between subjects - hair colour
IV- 4 levels (hair colour)
DV - scores on WM test

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4
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what does the anova do / not do

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tells us if its significant across conditions but not if they are different from each other

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5
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what is the purpose of post hoc comparisons

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to look at individual contrasts to make comparisons

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6
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what are the assumptions of a between subjects anova

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normally distributed data
homogeneity of variance / equality of error variances
interval / ratio data (can be ordinal as its a v robust test)

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7
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what is homogeneity of variance

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within each level of the IV variances in DV should be similar

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8
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what test do you use to look at homogeneity of variance

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Levene’s test but if its not homogeneity then use Welch’s F

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9
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what does looking at means do?

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shows effect size = small even though significant results

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10
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what graphs do you use for between subject anovas

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cluster bar graphs= good for mixed designs

cluster by between subjects

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11
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what do error bars show?

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the amount of spread around the mean in the data / show confidence intervals simply.
look see that probably statistic significant difference between two means
1 error bar bigger = more variance w/ in the group

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12
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what is standard deviation

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the mean of data spread around the mean

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13
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what is the standard error

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level of error (spread) of data from a population mean

rule of thumb= if error bars on 2 separate bars do not over lap then there is a statistically significant difference

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