Week 5-One-way anova Flashcards
ONE-way anova is between subjects.. TRUE OR FALSE
TRUE
Nonparametric data use the.. tests.. A)Kruskal-Wallis B)Jonckheere C)Chi-square test D)Friedman test E) A,B
E)A,B
Nominal data use the .... test. A)Kruskal-Wallis B)Jonckheere C)Chi-square test D)Friedman test E) A,B
C) chi-squared test of association
Type 1 error is..
A) incorrect rejection of a true null hypothesis.
B) incorrect rejection of alternative hypo
C) acception of a true null hypo
A) incorrect rejection of a true null hypothesis.
Type 2 error is.
A) incorrect rejection of a true null hypothesis.
B) incorrect rejection of alternative hypo
C) acception of a true null hypo
D) failure to reject false null hypo
D) failure to reject false null hypo
If we power our study to 0.8, this means our beta is 0.2, we have a ....% chance of type 2.. A) 30% B)80% C) 20% D) 2%
C)20%
family wise error equation.
=1- (1- à)squared by N a=alpha N=number of tests e.g. 5 tests= 1- (1-0.05)5 =0.23 (23% error rate)
Assumptions of one-way ANOVA..
- samples are independant
- interval/ratio
- Data normally distributed
- homogeneity of variance
ordinal data a non-parametric .. test should be used. A) t-test B) Kruskal-Wallis C)Chi-square test D)Friedman test
B) Kruskal-Wallis
Error variance is..
Mean Square error (MSE)
anova compares…
variance you want (effect) VS the variance you don’t (error variance)
F-ratio is the ratio between….
Effect: error
When the treatment/manipulation creates little variability in scores, the ANOVA is expected to produce an F statistic close too. A)0 B)1 C)10 D) 100
B)1
Larger F stat may indicate a.. A) sig difference B) non-sig difference C)no relationship D)Doesn't matter what size
A) sig difference
F can never be negative. TRUE OR FALSE
TRUE