Question

17. The initial phase of the analysis with ANCOVA involves the statistical adjustments of the DV group means in order to control for the effects of the covariate on the IVs. T F

18. Interpretation of ANCOVA results is similar to that of ANOVA. T F

19. If the F test of factor-covariate interaction is significant, then the full ANCOVA should not be conducted. T F

20. If factor-covariate interaction is not significant, then one can proceed with interpreting the Levene’s test as well as proceeding with the full ANCOVA. T F

21. If the Levene’s test is significant, then homogeneity of variance is assumed. T F

22. Line graphs are typically created to graphically represent any interaction between/among covariates based upon the DV. T F

23. ANCOVA adjusts group means as if participants scored equally on the covariates. T F

24. F ratios and p values for each covariate indicate the degree to which the covariate significantly influences the DV. T F

25. When the covariate adjustment is made, a portion of the treatment effect will be removed. T F

Answer 1

solution.

The underlying period of the investigation with ANCOVA includes the measurable changes of the DV gather implies so as to control for the impacts of the covariate on the IV. (False)

Translation of ANCOVA results is like that of ANOVA. (Genuine)

On the off chance that the F trial of factor-covariate association is noteworthy, at that point the full ANCOVA ought not be conducted.(True)

On the off chance that factor-covariate connection isn't noteworthy, at that point one can continue with translating the Levene's test just as continuing with the full ANCOVA.

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