Question 1

Use the following SPSS Statistics tool to calculate statistical significance for ANOVA:

Accepted Answer

A)  Descriptives… 
B)  Compare Means… 
C)  Linear Means… 
D)  Chart Editor… 
A)  Descriptives… 
B)  Compare Means… 
C)  Linear Means… 
D)  Chart Editor… B

Question 2

SPSS Statistics displays the following outputs for an ANOVA:

Accepted Answer

A)  Model Summary 
B)  One-Sample Statistics 
C)  Group Statistics 
D)  ANOVA 
A)  Model Summary 
B)  One-Sample Statistics 
C)  Group Statistics 
D)  ANOVA D

Question 3

In research reports, you need to report the degrees of freedom for the between groups and within groups.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 4

In SPSS Statistics, the independent variable in an ANOVA is known as:

Accepted Answer

A)  Outcome. 
B)  Test. 
C)  Factor. 
D)  Control. 
A)  Outcome. 
B)  Test. 
C)  Factor. 
D)  Control.

Question 5

Use the following statistical result to determine if the ANOVA found statistical differences among groups:

Accepted Answer

A)  ANOVA Sig. 
B)  Levene's Test 
C)  R2 Linear value 
D)  One-Sample Test Significance 
A)  ANOVA Sig. 
B)  Levene's Test 
C)  R2 Linear value 
D)  One-Sample Test Significance

Question 6

The following terms are not associated with ANOVA, except:

Accepted Answer

A)  Factor 
B)  Independent-sample Fit line. 
C)  Sample control. 
D)  Control group. 
A)  Factor 
B)  Independent-sample Fit line. 
C)  Sample control. 
D)  Control group.

Question 7

An ANOVA requires two or more conditions at the scale level.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

The independent variable is labeled as the "Condition" in SPSS Statistics.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

An ANOVA requires one grouping variable to define the two or more groups.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

An ANOVA compares two or more independent sample means.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Use the following SPSS Statistics tool to calculate statistical significance for ANOVA:

SPSS Statistics displays the following outputs for an ANOVA:

In research reports, you need to report the degrees of freedom for the between groups and within groups.

In SPSS Statistics, the independent variable in an ANOVA is known as:

Use the following statistical result to determine if the ANOVA found statistical differences among groups:

The following terms are not associated with ANOVA, except:

An ANOVA requires two or more conditions at the scale level.

The independent variable is labeled as the "Condition" in SPSS Statistics.

An ANOVA requires one grouping variable to define the two or more groups.

An ANOVA compares two or more independent sample means.

Levels of Measurement in SPSS

Entering and Saving a Set of Scores Scale Variable

Frequency Distribution

Histogram

Frequency Polygon

Mean, Median, and Mode: One Group, Two Scale Variables

Mean and Standard Deviation: Two or More Groups, One Scale Variable

Z-Scores Standard Scores

Scattergram

Correlation Coefficients: The Pearson R and Spearmans RHO

Simple Linear Regression

The T-Test for a Single Sample Mean

Paired-Samples T-Test

Independent-Samples T-Test

Chi-Square Goodness-Of-Fit Test

Chi-Square Test of Independence

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Exam 15: One-Way ANOVA

Use the following SPSS Statistics tool to calculate statistical significance for ANOVA:

SPSS Statistics displays the following outputs for an ANOVA:

In research reports, you need to report the degrees of freedom for the between groups and within groups.

In SPSS Statistics, the independent variable in an ANOVA is known as:

Use the following statistical result to determine if the ANOVA found statistical differences among groups:

The following terms are not associated with ANOVA, except:

An ANOVA requires two or more conditions at the scale level.

The independent variable is labeled as the "Condition" in SPSS Statistics.

An ANOVA requires one grouping variable to define the two or more groups.

An ANOVA compares two or more independent sample means.

Levels of Measurement in SPSS

Entering and Saving a Set of Scores Scale Variable

Frequency Distribution

Histogram

Frequency Polygon

Mean, Median, and Mode: One Group, Two Scale Variables

Mean and Standard Deviation: Two or More Groups, One Scale Variable

Z-Scores Standard Scores

Scattergram

Correlation Coefficients: The Pearson R and Spearmans RHO

Simple Linear Regression

The T-Test for a Single Sample Mean

Paired-Samples T-Test

Independent-Samples T-Test

Chi-Square Goodness-Of-Fit Test

Chi-Square Test of Independence

Filters