Question

6. A researcher conducts an ANOVA analysis and reports no differences in average certification exam test scores for nurses identified as Baby Boomers, Millennials or Generation X.    If this result is CORRECT, you know:
   1. Your p value is greater than alpha
   2. It is too large of a sample
   3. It is a type II error
   4. All nurses are equally engaged in their clinical performance

Answer 1

In ANOVA,

Null hypothesis H₀ : average certification exam test scores for nurses identified as Baby Boomers, Millennials or Generation X are equal

Alternative hypothesis H₁ : average certification exam test scores for nurses identified as Baby Boomers, Millennials or Generation X are not equal

Since it is reported that there is no differences in average certification exam test scores for nurses identified as Baby Boomers, Millennials or Generation X, that means we will fail to reject null hypothesis H₀ .

Now,

If this result is CORRECT, one would know -

A) Your p value is greater than alpha

D) All nurses are equally engaged in their clinical performance