What purpose does it serve, and why might this be necessary? Complete the ANCOVA as described on page 85 using the data set HEIGHTS.sav located on the course website. Insert two tables below: Tests of between-Subjects Effects, and Report. Explain how we should interpret these tables to make conclusions about our results. Carry out the Practice Exercise using Practice Data Set 2 (located on the course website) as described on page 87. Following the instructions, compare and contrast your two answers. Section 6.10. Multivariate Analysis of Variance (MANOVA): What is the purpose of this test? Carry out the MANOVA as described on p. 87. You will need to create your own data file of SAT and GRE scores. Save it to disk in case you need to repeat the analysis. Insert copies below of the two tables: Multivariate tests, and Tests of Effects. Explain how we should interpret these tables to make conclusions about our results. More practice with Mixed-Design ANOVA: I have placed two files on the course website, one containing instructions and one containing a data file in SPSS format. The instruction file contains a short, wonderfully written and informative, chapter about mixed ANOVA from the book, SPSS Survival Manual (3rd Ed.). The data file was provided by book and is located on the course website. Your job is to carry out the data analysis exactly as the instructions say. This will give you more understanding of how to carry out a mixed ANOVA with two variables, one and one repeated-measures. Thus, the study represents a 2 x 3 mixed factorial design. This statistical test provides and values for two potential main effects and one interaction. F p
What purpose does it serve, and why might this be necessary? Complete the ANCOVA as described on page 85 using the data set HEIGHTS.sav located on the course website. Insert two tables below: Tests of between-Subjects Effects, and Report. Explain how we should interpret these tables to make conclusions about our results. Carry out the Practice Exercise using Practice Data Set 2 (located on the course website) as described on page 87. Following the instructions, compare and contrast your two answers. Section 6.10. Multivariate Analysis of Variance (MANOVA): What is the purpose of this test? Carry out the MANOVA as described on p. 87. You will need to create your own data file of SAT and GRE scores. Save it to disk in case you need to repeat the analysis. Insert copies below of the two tables: Multivariate tests, and Tests of Effects. Explain how we should interpret these tables to make conclusions about our results. More practice with Mixed-Design ANOVA: I have placed two files on the course website, one containing instructions and one containing a data file in SPSS format. The instruction file contains a short, wonderfully written and informative, chapter about mixed ANOVA from the book, SPSS Survival Manual (3rd Ed.). The data file was provided by book and is located on the course website. Your job is to carry out the data analysis exactly as the instructions say. This will give you more understanding of how to carry out a mixed ANOVA with two variables, one and one repeated-measures. Thus, the study represents a 2 x 3 mixed factorial design. This statistical test provides F and p values for two potential main effects and one interaction.