5: 2-way independent ANOVA Flashcards

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If you had a study with 2 IVs, and was a between participants deign, what statistical test would you use?

A

2-way independent AVOVA

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2
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what is a factorial ANOVA?

A

any 2-way AVOVA

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3
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what is the non-parametric equivalent to a factorial ANOVA?

A

there isn’t one

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4
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How do you find the F statistic for an interaction in a 2-way independent ANOVA?

A

mean square for interaction/
mean square error

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5
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what is a test of simple effects?

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the effect of an IV at a single level of another IV

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6
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when do you perform tests of simple effects?

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when there is a significant interaction between IVs

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7
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what statistical test is used for a test of simple effects?

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t-test (which depends on within/between participants)

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how do we correct for the multiple comparisons that come from using t-tests to test simple effects (statistical test)?

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bonferroni/ tukey HSD

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how do we correct for the multiple comparisons that come from using t-tests to test simple effects (statistics)?

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divide required alpha level (e.g. α = .05) by the number of comparisons (c)
e.g. 4 comparisons: .05/4 = .013
So, we’d conclude the paired comparison is significant IF p < .013

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10
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when doing a test of simple effects, do you run t-tests between IV levels of within IV levels?

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