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What are the statistical tests used to look for differences between a statistic from one sample and a population parameter?

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z-test and one sample t-test

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What type of test can be used when analyzing the mean of differences between two groups?

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t-test

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What test is used to find statistically significant differences between the means of two or more groups?

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ANOVA

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What does ANOVA use to draw conclusions about populations?

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sample statistics

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What is the independent variable called in an ANOVA?

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factor

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What does each factor in an ANOVA have that is represented by the variable k?

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levels

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In the study of human behavior under different lighting conditions, what is the dependent variable?

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behavior

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True or False: ANOVA can only be used for independent measures studies.

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False

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What is the null hypothesis (H0) in a one-way ANOVA involving three means?

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μ1=μ2=μ3

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What does the alternative hypothesis (Ha) state in a one-way ANOVA?

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At least one of the means is different from the others

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What is the F ratio in an ANOVA used to compare?

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variance between samples and variance within samples

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What is the formula for the F ratio?

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F=VarianceBetweenSamples/VarianceWithinSamples

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What type of ANOVA is used when testing the effect of one independent variable?

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one-way ANOVA

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What assumptions are made when using a one-way ANOVA?

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population is normally distributed, samples have equal variances, samples are independent

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What is the first step in hypothesis testing with one-way ANOVA?

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State the Hypotheses

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How is the degrees of freedom between (dfbn) calculated in a one-way ANOVA?

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dfbn=k−1

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How is the degrees of freedom within (dfwn) calculated?

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dfwn=N−k

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What is the critical value for a one-way ANOVA determined from?

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F distribution table

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What does a small F statistic (F<1) indicate about the variation within groups?

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Variation within groups is greater than the variation between group means

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What is the general format for reporting the results of a one-way ANOVA in APA format?

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F(dfbn,dfwn)=F statistic, p-value

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Fill in the blank: The null hypothesis (H0) states that all of the means being tested are _______.

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equal

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What increases the chances of a Type I error when performing multiple t-tests?

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Performing multiple comparisons

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What is the experiment-wise error rate?

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Likelihood of a Type I error being made at some point throughout an experiment

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What is the formula for calculating the sum of squares total (SStotal)?

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SStotal=SSwn+SSbn

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What does an ANOVA analyze to determine differences between group means?
Variance within and between groups
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What does F(dfbn, dfwn) represent in statistics?
F statistic, p-value
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What is the conclusion of the study if F(2,12)=1.58 and p>0.05?
There is not enough evidence to support the claim that the time of the statistics course affects exam performance
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What does a small F statistic (F<1) indicate?
The variation within the groups is greater than the variation between group means
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What does a large F statistic (F>1) indicate?
The variation between the group means is greater than the variation within the groups
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What is the purpose of an ANOVA?
To determine whether there is evidence that a true difference exists between group means while taking the variance within each group into account
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What are the components of an ANOVA table?
Degrees of freedom, Sum of Squares, Mean Squares, F statistic
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What is the measure of effect size for a one-way ANOVA?
Eta squared (n2)
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How is effect size (n2) calculated?
n2 = SSbn / SStotal
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What does an effect size of n2=0.21 indicate?
It is large
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What n2 values represent small, medium, and large effects?
* n2=0.01 (small) * n2=0.06 (medium) * n2=0.14 (large)
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What is a post hoc test?
A test conducted after finding a statistically significant difference to identify where the differences lie
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What is Tukey’s Honestly Significant Difference (HSD) test?
A common post hoc test used to compare mean differences between groups
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What criterion is used for Tukey’s HSD test?
If the calculated mean difference is greater than the HSD value, there is a statistically significant difference
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How is the HSD value calculated?
HSD = q * √(MSwn/n)
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What does the q-value represent in Tukey’s HSD test?
The Studentized range statistic
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What are the null and alternative hypotheses in a one-way ANOVA?
* H0: μ1=μ2=μ3 (no difference) * Ha: At least one of the means is different
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How do you calculate degrees of freedom between groups (dfbn) in a one-way ANOVA?
dfbn = k - 1
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How do you calculate degrees of freedom within groups (dfwn) in a one-way ANOVA?
dfwn = N - k
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What indicates a statistically significant result in ANOVA?
The calculated F-value exceeds the critical F-value
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What is the effect size for the Flesch Reading Ease study?
n2=0.37
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What does the conclusion state if the null hypothesis is rejected in the Flesch Reading Ease study?
There is evidence that a significant difference exists between the mean Flesch Reading Ease scores of the three books
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What does ANOVA stand for?
analysis of variance
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In an ANOVA, the independent variable is called a
factor
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Each factor has a number of———-, represented by the variable k.
levels
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The test statistic for an ANOVA is called the
F ratio
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The likelihood of a Type I error being made at some point throughout an experiment is known as the
experiment-wise error rate
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Since using multiple t-tests increases the experiment-wise error rate, an————- is an appropriate test to run when comparing three or more means.
ANOVA
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A———— ANOVA is used when testing the effect of one independent variable, or factor.
one-way or one-factor
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A one-way ANOVA assumes what 3 things?
-that the population is normally distributed -the samples have equal variances -the samples are independent
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The F ratio measures differences between three or more group means by using the ratio of the variance between groups to the variance within groups. The value that is used to measure these variances is known as the
mean square (MS)
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The results of an ANOVA are usually presented in an
ANOVA table
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For a one-way ANOVA, the measure of effect size is known as
eta squared n2(the Greek letter eta squared)
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When interpreting the n2 value, n2= ———- represents a small effect, n2= ———-represents a medium effect, and n2= ——-represents a large effect.
0.01 0.06 0.14
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Another name for the effect size of an ANOVA result is the——————-.
proportion of variance accounted for
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A common post hoc test is————-. It is a single value by which the mean difference between groups is compared.
Tukey’s Honestly Significant Difference (HSD) test
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Note that the q-value for Tukey’s Honestly Significant Difference (HSD) test is called the———-
Studentized range statistic
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In order to apply Tukey’s test, the groups must————.
be of equal size

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