Looking again at the Fellows Research Group data used in exercise 6 above, perform a one-way ANOVA to examine the mental health scores of the married and divorced and never married subjects. Is the result significant? What hypothesis did you test? Did you accept or reject your hypothesis and why? Copy and paste your StatCrunch output into your submission document for full credit.
Analysis of Variance results:
Data stored in separate columns.
Column statistics
Column |
n |
Mean |
Std. Dev. |
Std. Error |
Married MH |
44 |
47.068182 |
9.8320731 |
1.4822408 |
Divorced MH |
44 |
41.727273 |
11.998767 |
1.8088821 |
Never Married MH |
62 |
47.983871 |
10.137565 |
1.2874721 |
ANOVA table
Source |
DF |
SS |
MS |
F-Stat |
P-value |
Columns |
2 |
1095.3334 |
547.6667 |
4.8450018 |
0.0092 |
Error |
147 |
16616.507 |
113.03746 |
||
Total |
149 |
17711.84 |
Residuals stored in new column:
Residuals for Married MH
Residuals stored in new column: Residuals for Divorced MH
Residuals stored in new column: Residuals for Never Married
MH
Fitted values stored in new column: Fit for Married MH
Fitted values stored in new column: Fit for Divorced MH
Fitted values stored in new column: Fit for Never Married MH
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