Within-Participants ANOVA Flashcards
What is the main feature in a within-participants ANOVA?
Each participant serves in each level of each treatment
What is error based on in within-participants ANOVA?
The interaction between TR and participants
The changes in the effects of a factor across participants
How is total variance partitioned in a within-participants ANOVA?
- Between - participants variance
- Within - participants variance
How is within - participants variance partitioned in a one- way within - participants ANOVA?
- Between treatments
- Error
What is the F-ratio for a one-way within - participants ANOVA?
TR/ TR * P
What is the structural model of a one-way within-participants ANOVA?
Xij = μ + πi + τj + eij
Grand mean
Variation due to the ith person (μi - μ)
Variation due to the jth treatment (μj - μ)
Error (πτij)
What is total variability in a within-participants ANOVA?
Deviation of each observation from the grand mean
What is variability due to factor in a within-participants ANOVA?
Deviation of factor group means from the grand mean
What is variability due to participants in a within-participants ANOVA?
Deviation of each participant’s mean from the grand mean
What is variability due to error in a within-participants ANOVA?
Changes in the effect of a factor across participants (TR * P interaction)
What is df total in a within- participants ANOVA?
N - 1
no. of observations - 1
What is df participants in a within-participants ANOVA?
n - 1
no. of participants - 1
What is df treatment in a within-participants ANOVA?
j - 1
no. of levels - 1
What is df error in a within-participants ANOVA?
(n - 1)(j - 1)
When is the error term different in within-participants ANOVA?
For any follow-up test
What kinds of factors does a mixed-model include?
Fixed and random factors
What is an example of a random factor?
Participants
What is a fixed factor?
A factor in which the levels are chosen
What is a random factor?
A factor in which levels are random
What are the three assumptions of mixed-model approaches?
- Random sampling
- Assumption of normality
- Compound symmetry
What is compound symmetry
Assuming that the variances and covariances between levels in a repeated-measures factor are similar
What is the assumption of compound symmetry replaced with?
Mauchely’s test of sphericity
When does sphericity matter?
In a within-participant design with more than 2 levels
What happens when sphericity is violated?
Increased Type 1 error - critical values are too small
How is sphericity adjusted for?
Through epsilon adjustments
How does epsilon adjust critical values?
Through changing the degrees of freedom
What does a value of epsilon close to 0 mean?
There was a big adjustment to the critical value
What are advantages of within-participants designs?
- More efficient
- More sensitive (greater power)