5: Two-Way Independent ANOVA Flashcards

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When is a two-way independent ANOVA used?

A

When we have multiple IVs, and want to explore the interaction between them.

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What are the three designs?

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All IVs are between, all IVs are within, and a mix of both.

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3
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Main effects

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The effect of the IVs on the DV, independently of one another.

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4
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Interaction

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How do the IVs interact with one another?

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5
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How are the three F statistics calculated?

A

IV1/IV2/interaction
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Error

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6
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Marginal mean

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The average mean along one axis.

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7
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What do parallel lines on an interaction graph mean?

A

No interaction between IVs.

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8
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What is classic eta-squared?

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The proportion of the total variance attributable to the factor. Partial eta-squared takes into account the variance from one IV at a time.

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9
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What are simple effects?

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The effect of the main IV at a single level of the secondary IV, or vice versa. Use t-tests to test significance.

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