Exam 7: Differences Between Three or More Conditions

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Questions relate to the following output, which relates to a Friedman test, which compares scores at three timepoints on depression.Researchers used the exact test. Ranks Questions relate to the following output, which relates to a Friedman test, which compares scores at three timepoints on depression.Researchers used the exact test. Ranks    Test Statistics<sup>a</sup>    a.Friedman Test -A Kruskall Wallis test is a test which looks at the difference in: Test Statisticsa Questions relate to the following output, which relates to a Friedman test, which compares scores at three timepoints on depression.Researchers used the exact test. Ranks    Test Statistics<sup>a</sup>    a.Friedman Test -A Kruskall Wallis test is a test which looks at the difference in: a.Friedman Test -A Kruskall Wallis test is a test which looks at the difference in:

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Which is the most likely situation in which a researcher would carry out a repeated measures ANOVA? The researcher has:

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Which of the pairwise comparisons is not significant?

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From the pairwise comparisons, which comparison has the greatest mean difference?

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Which is true?

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If a researcher carries out 'post hoc comparisons' this means that the researcher has decided to look at

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Questions relate to the following output, which relates to a Friedman test, which compares scores at three timepoints on depression.Researchers used the exact test. Ranks Questions relate to the following output, which relates to a Friedman test, which compares scores at three timepoints on depression.Researchers used the exact test. Ranks    Test Statistics<sup>a</sup>    a.Friedman Test -Which is not true? Test Statisticsa Questions relate to the following output, which relates to a Friedman test, which compares scores at three timepoints on depression.Researchers used the exact test. Ranks    Test Statistics<sup>a</sup>    a.Friedman Test -Which is not true? a.Friedman Test -Which is not true?

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In repeated measures ANOVA, the F value =

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Which is the most likely situation in which a researcher would carry out an independent group ANOVA? The researcher has:

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