ANOVA independent two variables Flashcards

(11 cards)

1
Q

p> .05 means
p<.05 means

A

retain
reject

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2
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Avoid type 1 error by…

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making alpha level more conservative (smaller)

LOWER alpha = LOWER probability of type 1 error

BUT this decreases power, increases chance of type2

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3
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0.05

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accepting that we will make a type 1 error 5% of the time

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4
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avoid type 2 errors by….

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by making alpha less conservative
= larger
- beta

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5
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how to increase statistical power?

what is power?

A

power = chance of correctly rejecting a null hypothesis
power = 1- beta
1. increase the effect size
2. increase sample size

also reduces type 2

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6
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two-factor ANOVA is

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simultaneous influence of two or more independent variables on a dependent variable

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7
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main effect vs interaction effect

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main effect = variable A, B
interaction effect = A xB

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8
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how to calculate the Number of sample groups required:

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number of levels of IV A, multiplied by number of levels of IV B
eg 2 chocolate (100g, 0g) x2 (puppies, no puppies) =4

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9
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with no significant interaction effect - slopes are the same…

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you dont need to do post-hoc if 2 levels of IV

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10
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ANOVA assumptions with more than 1 IV:

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between - same as between
repeated - same as repeated measures

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11
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Effect size ANOVA

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  • use n2partial for each effect/level when more than 1 IV
  • proportion of variance explained by each effect after partialing out the others
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