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Instructions- Calculate this ANOVA by hand. Check your work by also calculating the ANOVA in SPSS...

Instructions- Calculate this ANOVA by hand. Check your work by also calculating the ANOVA in SPSS or EXCEL. Be sure to do any multiple comparison tests and interpret the results.

Control GroupA1

PsychoanalysisA2

CBTA3

X1

7

7

3

X2

10

5

3

X3

6

6

2

X4

8

5

3

X5

10

5

4

X6

10

6

2

X barA1

SX (A1)

SX2

SST = SX2 – T2/an                            (also called [X] – [T])

SST =                                                 (a = number of groups, n = number in each group)

                                

SST =

SSA = SA2-   T2                                (also called [A] – [T])

            n        an

SSA =

SSA =

SSS/A = SX2 - SA2                                             (also called [Y] – [A] )

                         n

SSS/A =

Now divide by its df to change it to variance. Variance is called Mean Square.

Complete ANOVA summary table on next page.

ANOVA Summary Table

Source                                   SS                   df                     MS                  F

A-group                    

S/A (error)                

Total                                      

Find F-critical.

Are the groups significantly different?

Write the results statistically.

What do you do next? Why?

Which groups are different?

Homework Answers

Answer #1

Control GroupA1

PsychoanalysisA2

CBTA3

X1

7

7

3

X2

10

5

3

X3

6

6

2

X4

8

5

3

X5

10

5

4

X6

10

6

2

Total

sum

51

34

17

102

sum of squares

449

196

51

696

H1: At least one of the mean is different from the others

SST = SX2 – T2/an                            (also called [X] – [T])

SST =118

                                           (a =3 number of groups, n = 6 number in each group)

                                

SSE= SST-SSG    = 118-96.3333 = 21.6667

Now divide by its df to change it to variance. Variance is called Mean Square.

Complete ANOVA summary table on next page.

ANOVA table

Source

SS

   df

MS

F

A-group

96.3333

2

48.1667

33.3462

Error

21.6667

15

1.4444

Total

118.0000

17

Find F-critical. = 3.68

Are the groups significantly different?

Calculated F= 33.3462 > critical F 3.68. Ho is rejected.

The three groups are significantly different

Write the results statistically.

There is enough evidence in the data that the three groups are significantly different at 0.05 level of significance.

What do you do next? Why?

Since ANOVA is significant, we have to do post hoc test to idendify which pairs of groups are significant.

Which groups are different?

Tukey test shows that all the three groups are significantly different.

SPSS output:

Descriptives

score

N

Mean

Std. Deviation

Std. Error

95% Confidence Interval for Mean

Minimum

Maximum

Lower Bound

Upper Bound

1.00

6

8.5000

1.76068

.71880

6.6523

10.3477

6.00

10.00

2.00

6

5.6667

.81650

.33333

4.8098

6.5235

5.00

7.00

3.00

6

2.8333

.75277

.30732

2.0433

3.6233

2.00

4.00

Total

18

5.6667

2.63461

.62098

4.3565

6.9768

2.00

10.00

ANOVA

score

Sum of Squares

df

Mean Square

F

Sig.

Between Groups

96.333

2

48.167

33.346

.000

Within Groups

21.667

15

1.444

Total

118.000

17

Multiple Comparisons

Dependent Variable:   score

Tukey HSD

(I) Group

(J) Group

Mean Difference (I-J)

Std. Error

Sig.

95% Confidence Interval

Lower Bound

Upper Bound

1.00

2.00

2.83333*

.69389

.003

1.0310

4.6357

3.00

5.66667*

.69389

.000

3.8643

7.4690

2.00

1.00

-2.83333*

.69389

.003

-4.6357

-1.0310

3.00

2.83333*

.69389

.003

1.0310

4.6357

3.00

1.00

-5.66667*

.69389

.000

-7.4690

-3.8643

2.00

-2.83333*

.69389

.003

-4.6357

-1.0310

*. The mean difference is significant at the 0.05 level.

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