W5 Flashcards
What can you run instead of doing multiple T tests?
A 1-way independent ANOVA
Good or bad if the homogeneity of variance is greater than 0.05
Good
What does ANOVA ask the question of?
How successful the experimental manipulation has been in comparison to the natural variability that exists
What does ANOVA compare?
Type of variance you want (effect variance) with the type of variance you don’t want (error variance).
When do significant effects occur in the independent ANOVA?
When you have 4 times as much variance between your groups as you do within your groups.
Equation for f-ratio
Variability between treatment conditions / variability within treatment conditions
Effect + error / error
Q. Calculate the population variance of the following numbers:
81, 92, 67, 84, 76
69.20
- Calculate mean
- Subtract mean from each value in data set = deviance.
- Square all deviance values
- Total all deviance values
- Divide total by no of data.
Q. What is the ratio between effect variance and error variance called?
F ratio
Q. True or false? The lack of a significant p value does not enable you to conclude that the intervention had no effect.
True
Q. In an independent ANOVA if the SSwithin value is 312.45 and the dfwithin value is 14. What is the MSwithin value?
22.32
Q. In an independent ANOVA if the SSbetween value is 259.78 and the dfbetween value is 2. What is the MSbetween value?
129.89
In an independent ANOVA you have 3 groups with the following means:
Group 1: 28, 26, 37, 39, 14
Group 2: 31, 22, 32, 28, 19
Group 3: 15, 17, 21, 27, 32
What is the SS value for the means (SSm)?
20.91
Q. What value is calculated to counteract the effect of extreme values on the range of a data set?
IQ range
Q. In an independent ANOVA if the SSbetween value is 198.74 and the SStotal value is 502.47.What is the effect size (ŋp2)?
0.40
Q. True or False? The standard error is smaller than the standard deviation.
True
Q. Your output from a one way independent ANOVA revels a p value of 0.079. Is there a significant difference between the groups?
No