Test 4 one way repeated measures anova Flashcards

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An inferential statistical test for comparing the means of 3 or more groups using a correlated-groups design and one IV.

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one-way repeated measures anova

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the one way repeated measures anova can be used with what 2 correlated group designs?

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within subjects and matched subjects designs

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The _________ is the total amount of variability in the entire data set (across all conditions)

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total sum of squares

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In the one way repeated measures anove, what was refered to as the between groups ss is called ______.

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between treatments or simply a between, sum of squares.

not between GROUPS sum of squares

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The within-groups sum of squares, for the repeated measures anova is split into two sources of variance:

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subject variance and error (residual)

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how do you find the within groups ss for repeated measures anova?

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same formula for sswithin: ∑(X-Xt)^2
t is the same as g, but instead of group means, it is called treatment means.
then you find the subject ss.
∑[Xs-XG)^2xk]
Xs is the mean across treatments for each participant. k is the number of treatments.
after the variability due to individual differences (sssubjects) has been removed from the within groups ss, the error sum of squares is left
SS within- SS subjects = sserror

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df total =

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N-1

N = total number of scores in the study

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df subjects =

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n-1

n=number of subjects

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df error

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df between x df subjects

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10
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df between =

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k-1

k is number of conditions

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f-ration =

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MS between / MS error

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12
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to determine the F critical, we use

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df between and df error

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13
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if f ratio is less than 1

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we fail to reject, no effect of IV and no systematic variance, if greater than 1, support Ha

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14
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A design with more than IV

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factoral design

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all levels of each IV are paired with all levels of every other IV

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complete factorial design

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16
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all levels of each IV are not paired with all levels of every other IV

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incomplete factorial design

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what is the factorial notation for a factorial design?

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number levels of IV1 x number levels IV2 v number levels IV3……..

18
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The notation that indicated how many IV are used in a study and how many levels are used for each variable

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factorial notation

19
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in a 3x6, how many IVs and how many levels?

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2 IVs, 1 has 3 levels, 1 has 6

20
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how many conditions does a 2x2 have?

a 3x6?

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4

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21
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Is it possible to have a 1x3 factorial design?

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no, cannot have an IV with just one level bc they do not vary

22
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An effect of a single independent variable

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main effect

23
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the effect of each IV across the levels of the other IV

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interaction effect