Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Assignment
= ANalysis Of VAriance
2. If we are testing whether pairs of sample means differ by more than we would expect due to chance
using multiple t-tests, the probability of making a type I error would ___.
= (c) F
4. In the ANOVA method, we complete a series of steps to evaluate our hypothesis. Put the following
steps in chronological order.
a. Calculate the mean squares between groups and the mean squares within groups.
5. A school psychologist is interested in whether or not teachers affect the anxiety scores among
students taking the AP Statistics exam. The data below are the scores on a standardized anxiety test for
students with three different teachers.
= H0 : µ1 = µ2 = µ3
b. Using the data above, fill out the missing values in the table below.
Table
= 26.35
= 4.03
= 6.54
= 3.40
g. What decision would you make regarding the null hypothesis? Why?
= The test statistics exceeds the critical value so the null hypothesis is rejected. Thus the population
means are not all equal.
1. In two-way ANOVA, we study not only the effect of two independent variables on the
dependent variable, but also the ___ between the two independent variables.
= Interaction
2. We could conduct multiple t-tests between pairs of hypotheses, but there are several
advantages when we conduct a two-way ANOVA. These include:
= (d) All of the above
3. Calculating the total variation in two-way ANOVA includes calculating ___ types of
variation.
= (d) 4
Table
Total 76,226 47
∗
α = 0.05
a. What are the three hypotheses associated with the two-way ANOVA method?
- H o: µM = µF
- H 0 : µ1 = µ2 = µ3
- H o: all effects = 0
b. What are the critical values for each of the three hypotheses? What
do these tell us?
= The three critical values are 4.07, 3.23, and 3.23. If the
calculated exceeds these values we would reject the null hypothesis.
d. In your own words, describe what these results tell us about this experiment.
= As a students should conclude that not all means in the populations are equal with
respect to gender and drug dosage. The conclusion should be made that there is no difference
in performance of the males and females across levels of drug dosage.