W9: Data Analysis III Flashcards
What is the F ratio in an ANOVA test statistic?
F compares 2 estimates of variability (between and within )
What does ANOVA examine?
variability of samples
When is Vb greater than Vw (ANOVA table)?
if there is a significant difference between groups
The larger the F value, the greater the ratio between __ to __?
the greater the ratio between Vb to Vw; higher F means lower P
What is the F distribution used for?
to test hypotheses about population variances; defined mathematically (and theoretically based)
Do people of different age groups differ in number of hours of TV watched per day?
F = 8.903 at p< 0.001
Accept or reject null hypothesis?
Conclusion?
reject null hypothesis
Conclusion: there is a difference between age groups for TV hours watched
What is a post hoc test? When is it used?
tells you which variables are different from one another.
Used only when p<0.05 because difference is confirmed
What are the different types of post hoc tests?
Bonferroni, Tukis, Duncan (unreliable)
What is the simplest type of regression?
multiple linear regression- calculate slope and add additional variables
What is the 3 M approach?
model, measurement, method
What is the limitation of ANOVA?
F does not pinpoint which means are significantly different from each other
What are the limitations of ANOVA?
F does not pinpoint which means are significantly different from each other
need post hoc multiple comparison procedure
When is a post hoc multiple comparison procedure not needed?
when the F is not significant
What is a two way ANOVA?
extension of one way ANOVA, 2 simultaneous IVs of 2+ categories each (nominal/ordinal IV), 1DV (ratio)
what is an MANOVA?
multivariate analysis of variance; extension of ANOVA with 2+ DVs