Lecture 5 Flashcards
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Parametric Statistical Tests
Tests that compare means of 2 groups
(1 sample t test, paired samples t test etc.)
Tests that compare means of more than 2 groups
Parametric assumptions
Data are numeric
Random sample drawn from a: Population where the variables of interest have Gaussian distrib.)
Homogeneity of variances in the groups studied (intervention groups)
Two-way ANOVA
- Difference in means according to 2 or more factors (between subjects)
- Difference in means among 2 or more groups when measures are repeated (within subjects)
Purpose of Two-way ANOVA
Question effects of 2 factors on a numeric outcome
- Main effects (A,B)
- Interaction (A*B)
Non-parametric Tests for Numeric Data
Parametric assumptions are not met
-Distribution is non-gaussian
Correlation Tests
Two or more numeric variables
- Parametric (pearson correlation, simple linear regression)
- Non-parametric (spearman correlation)
Assessment of linear correlation
Correlation (p value)
Strength of correlation (r)
.75:Excellent or strong correlation
Spearman Rank correlation
Non-parametric correlation
- Data are ordinal
- Indicated by Spearman Rho (looks like a p rho)