chapter 27: ANOVA Flashcards

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The equation for analysis of variance F statistic takes this form

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ANOVA tests:

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whether several populations have the same mean by comparing how far apart the sample means are with how much variation there is within the samples.

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3
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comparing several means is called

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one way ANOVA

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4
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true or false: The F statistic can take only values that are zero or positive

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true

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5
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When the alternative hypothesis is true, the variability in the sample means will be _____.

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large

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6
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The results of the ANOVA F test are approximately correct when the largest sample standard deviation is no more than _____ as large as the smallest sample standard deviation.

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twice

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7
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brief notation for the F distribution

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F(df1, df2) where df stands for degrees of freedom (numerator then denominator)

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8
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how to determine the degrees of freedom

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I = number of populations/means

N = number of total observations

so I-1/N-I

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9
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an example of interpreting small p-value would be:

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Since the P-value is fairly small (0.012 < 0.05), we reject the null hypothesis that all three population means are equal and conclude that at one mean differs from the rest

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10
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It is not a necessary condition for all sample sizes to be equal, but it does help if:

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there is doubt regarding the equality of the population standard deviations

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11
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how to perform one-way ANOVA in SPSS

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  1. Analyze > Compare Means > one-way ANOVA
  2. plug in response/dependent and factor/explanatory
  3. click options
  4. check “descriptive” and “means plot”
  5. click continue and ok
  6. “Sig.” is P-value

Tukey:

  1. click Post-Hoc and Tukey
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