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Null hypothesis
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H₀: All means are equal
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Alternative hypothesis
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H₁: At least one mean is different
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Equal variances were assumed for the analysis.
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Factor
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Levels
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Values
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StressLevel
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3
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High, Low, Medium
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Source
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DF
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Adj SS
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Adj MS
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F-Value
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P-Value
|
StressLevel
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2
|
261.361
|
130.681
|
18.76
|
<0.0001
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Error
|
69
|
480.583
|
6.965
|
|
|
Total
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71
|
741.944
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|
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|
|
|
S
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R-sq
|
R-sq(adj)
|
R-sq(pred)
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2.63912
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35.23%
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33.35%
|
29.47%
|
|
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StressLevel
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N
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Mean
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StDev
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95% CI
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High
|
24
|
5.2083
|
2.6536
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(4.1336, 6.2830)
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Low
|
24
|
9.8750
|
2.7077
|
(8.8003, 10.9497)
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Medium
|
24
|
7.5000
|
2.5538
|
(6.4253, 8.5747)
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|
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For this assignment, use data from W1
Project.
This week, you will explore the hypothesis that recall will vary as
a function of stress levels.
Conduct an ANOVA comparing participants' Recall1 across all three
stress-level conditions (low, medium, and high).
Conduct post hoc tests if needed, using the Tukey method.
Move your output into a 1- 2-page Microsoft Word document and write
a short, APA-formatted interpretation of the results.