Chapter 11- One Way ANOVA Flashcards

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When will the F- distribution approach normal distribution?

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The F distribution will approach normal distribution when there are large samples sizes

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What other distribution is like the F-distribution?

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The F distribution is like the T when there are only 2 samples

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What is the F-statistic?

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The F-Statistic is a ratio of two measures of variability

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What are the two measures of variability with the F statistic?

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Between-groups and within-groups

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What is between-groups variance?

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Between groups is the estimate of the population variance based on the spread between group means

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What is within-groups variance?

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Within groups variance estimate of the population variance based on the average variability within each group

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How is the F-statistic calculated?

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The F-statistic is calculated by dividing the between groups variance by the within groups variance

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How do you increase the F-statistic?

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The F statistic can be increased by increasing the variability between means or decreasing the variability within groups

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What is a one-way ANOVA?

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One nominal independent variable with more than 2 levels, scale dependent variable

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What is a One Way Within Groups ANOVA?

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One Way Within Groups ANOVA is more than 2 samples, composed of the same participants. Also called repeated measures

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What is a One Way Within Groups ANOVA?

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One Way Between Groups ANOVA is more than 2 samples, each composed of different people.

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12
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What are the assumptions of an ANOVA?

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Random and independent, population distribution of dependent variable is normally distributed, and samples come from populations with same variance (homoscedasticity)

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What is heteroscedasticity?

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Heteroscedasticity is when samples come from different variances

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What are the 6 steps of ANOVA Hypothesis Testing?

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  1. Identify pops, distributions, and ck assumptions
  2. State null and research/alternative hypothesis
  3. Determine characteristics of null distribution
  4. Determine Critical Values
  5. Calculate test statistic
  6. Make a decision
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15
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How do you calculate the dfbetween?

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Calculate the number of groups-1

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16
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How do you calculate the dfwithin?

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Calculate the total number of participants - the number of groups

17
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How do you calculate the dftotal?

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Calculate the total participants-1

18
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What is the MS and how do you get this number?

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Mean Square. It is the SS divided by the degrees of freedom

19
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What is the SS?

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The SS is the sum of squares; its the sum of deviation scores squared

20
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What is the SS total?

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The SS total is the sum of all squares ignoring the separate groups

21
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How do you calculate the MS between?

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The MS between is calculated by dividing the SS between by the dfbetween

22
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How do you calculate the MS within?

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The MS within is calculated by dividing the SSwithin by the dfwithin

23
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How do you calculate the F statistic after calculating the MS between and the MS within?

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The F statistic is calculated by dividing the MS between by the MSwithin

24
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What formula is used to calculate effect for ANOVAs?

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R2

25
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What is the R2 and what are the sizes?

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R2 is the proportion of variance in the dependent variable that is accounted for by the independent variable. You can convert this amount to a percentage. The sizes are sm= .01, med=.06, and large is .014

26
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What happens when multiple comparisons are made?

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The more comparisions we do, the more likely we mare going to make a type 1 error

27
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What is a post hoc test?

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A post hoc test is a test used to compare multiple groups (two at a time)

28
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What does the post hoc test protect from?

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A post hoc test protects from inflating a type 1 error

29
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When is a post hoc test conducted?

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A post hoc test is only conducted if the overall F test is signifigant

30
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What is the name of the most common post hoc test?

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Tukey HSD

31
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What is the critical value of the Tukey HSD?

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Q-value +/- 3.77