Exam 2 Flashcards
T tests
When there are only 2 levels in a test with 1 independent variable
ANOVA
When you have more than 1 independent variable and more than 3 levels
What type of stats are T-tests and ANOVA?
Parametric inferential stats
What are the basic assumptions for all parametric tests?
Samples are randomly drawn from populations
Normal distributions
Homogeneity of variance within groups
Continuous data (ratio and interval)
Factor
Variable manipulated by experimenter (independent variable)
Level
Groups/conditions being compared
Repeated measures factor
Within subjects
Non repeated factors
Between subjects
One way ANOVA
Compare means of 3+ groups with 1 independent variable with 3+ levels
Two way ANOVA
Compare means of 3+ groups with 2 independent variables with 3+ levels
Repeated measures ANOVA
Repeats measures overtime accounting for successive measurement in the same individual (within subjects)
What has more statistical power than one way ANOVA?
Repeated measures ANOVA
Mixed design ANOVA
Both between and within subjects (two way ANOVA with one repeated measure)
What are mixed design ANOVA most commonly used in?
RCT
Type 1 error
When you say there is a change but you should not have
False positive
Rejecting the null when you should not have
Liar
Type 2 error
When you say there was not a change but there was
False negative
Fail to reject the null when you should have
P value
Score you get that you compare to alpha (if less than alpha than statistically significant, if more than not statistically significant)
When should you perform a post hoc?
After ANOVA
What does a post hoc test?
Every difference so it is exploratory (most common)
Bonferroni calculation
Divide alpha by number of planned comparisons
What is the goal of the bonferroni calculations?
Decrease family wise error rate
What must the bonferroni calculation balance?
Type 1 and type 2 error