Week 6 - One-Way Anova Flashcards

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One - Way Anova

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Can express every ANOVA as a regression

Modelling information from Y by looking at groups (Why are some people low or high on Y)

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2
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Experiment conditions allow to

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Determine the differences between means of groups

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3
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Null for ANOVA

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Groups come from the same population (if different between groups - null is rejected)

Is difference far enough away from 0 to reject the null

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4
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How to reject Null

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Variation within the groups becomes important

SD used to estimate the SE of the difference between the means (groups)

If more than 1.96 = Significant difference

Null suggest that differences due to random individual difference ( if correct would be no significant effect of X (systematic variation)

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5
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Grand mean

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Mean of all the means

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6
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Group mean

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Mean of participants in one group

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7
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Variation

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Total - Data point - Grand Mean
Systematic - Group mean - Grand Mean
Residual - Group mean - data point (Not accounted for by being int he group)

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8
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Anova

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In ANOVA difference between groups is equivalent to systematic variation in regression

Every data point have the same systematic variation as every other data point in that group

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9
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Line of best fit

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Connect the mean of both group means (Grand Mean )

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10
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Can create variance in the outcome

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Experimental manipulation vs control group

Try to make groups vary as much as possible

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11
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Variance already occurring in an outcome

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Non experimental or quasi experimental design

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12
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Regression VS ANOVA

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Regression look for covariance between X and Y (How they vary together) - Systematic

ANOVA- Difference between means show the systematic effect
Variation of Y within different groups of X, index of random variation in Y within groups that are treated the same

ANOVA = In true experiment all other systematic source will stay in error term and will not covary with Y

Regression = Systematic variance not accounted for by X, will covary with Y and effect it (specification so important!)

ANOVA = Factor
Regression = Variable
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13
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Random Assignment

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Effect interpretation of ANOVA

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14
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GLM and ANOVA

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Data = obtained sample variance in Y
Variance = by how much are scores equal to the mean
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15
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Similarities ANOVA and Regression

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Both address same mathematical equation

Follow same GLM procedure

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16
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i in statistical model

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Number people in groups

17
Q

j in statistical model

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number of groups

18
Q

Levenes test

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Significance mean assumption is violated