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Week 4 revision Flashcards

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What are higher order designs

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What research questions do higher order designs adress?

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Why are higher order designs useful?

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Indicate the general and specific notations for a factorial design with:
Factor A (with 2 groups/levels),
Factor B (with 4 groups/levels),
Factor C (with 3 groups/levels)

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Identify the different omnibus effects that may be found in 3-way factorial ANOVA, and explain
what research questions are addressed with each

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How are three way interactions graphed?

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How is variance partitioned in a three way anova?

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What is the structural model for a 3-way ANOVA?

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what is the formulae for all degrees of freedom in 3-way factorial ANOVA?

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In the omnibus summary table for 3-way factorial ANOVA, explain what the SS and MS values
represent, and how F is calculated for each effect

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In a three way factorial ANOVA what does a significant F test for the main effect of Factor A mean?

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In a three way factorial ANOVA what does a significant F test for the A x B 2-way interaction?

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In a three way factorial ANOVA what does a significant F test for the A x B x C 3-way interaction?

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In a 3-way facorital ANOVA what are the circumstances you would follow up a main effect, omnibus 2-way interaction, and an omnibus three-way interaction?

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In a 3-way factorial ANOVA, identify the steps in following up an omnibus main effect

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In a 3-way factorial ANOVA, identify the steps in following up an omnibus 2-way interaction

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In a 3-way factorial ANOVA, identify the steps in following up an omnibus 3-way interaction

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In a 3-way factorial ANOVA, explain what simple interaction effects are

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What do simple interactions test

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Why do we need simple interaction test

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How are simple interactions tested

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how are simple interaction tests different from omnibus 2-way interactions in a 3-way factorial design

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how they are different from omnibus 2-way interactions in a 2-way factorial design

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