Chapter 12 Flashcards

1
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Formula for variance

A

Sd squared

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2
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What is ANOVA used for

A

examine differences in sample means amoung 3 or more groups

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3
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ANOVA tests the relationship significance between

A

an independent variable with at least 3 categories (of nominal or ordinal display) and a dependent variable (of interval-ration display)

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4
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ANOVA question

A

are the differences between the sample large enough to reject the null hypothesis

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5
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State the null hypothesis for ANOVA

A

H0: U1=U2-U3…

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6
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If the null hypothesis for ANOVA is true

A

the sample mean should be close to the same value

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7
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If the null hypothesis is false

A

there should be a huge difference in sample means

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8
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What is the ANOVA test statistic called

A

F ratio

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9
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What does the F ratio represent

A

Estimate of the amount of variation between
categories of the independent variable
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Estimate of the amount of variation within each of the categories of the independent variable

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10
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SST and what it means

A

total sum of squares
the grand mean

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11
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SSW

A

Sum of squares within

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12
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SSB

A

sum of squares between

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13
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SST

A

total variation of the scores

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14
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Why do we standardize the cases and how

A

because the number of cases may not be equal

It’s done by dividing SSW and SSB by their corresponding degrees of freedom

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15
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What does a high F ratio mean

A

we are more likely to reject the null hypothesis

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16
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Step 1 for ANOVA (4)

A

-independent random sample
-Interval-Ratio dependent variable
-population normally distributed
-population variances are equal

17
Q

State H1

A

at least one of the sections has a different mean score in the population

18
Q

What tail is ANOVA

A

one-tailed test

19
Q

DFW on F-score

A

Look up and down

20
Q

DFB on F-score

A

look back and forth

21
Q

When does the test statistic of an ANOVA not fall in the critical range

A

when the F (obtained) is smaller then the F (critical)

22
Q

When do we fail to reject the null hypothesis (accept it)

A

when the test statistic doesn’t fall into the critical region

23
Q

x̄= for ANOVA

A

grand mean

24
Q

What does the H1 not explain

A

Doesn’t say which part or how many are different

25
Q

What is eta squared similar to and what is the symbol

A

like Cohen’s d

N squared

26
Q

What does Eta squared explain

A

It’s a measure of effect size (a value of 0.06 is a small effect and means it is not statistically significant)

27
Q

What is a post-hoc test examine

A

which categories are significantly different from each other