Exam 9: One-Way Between-Groups Anova

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When would it be appropriate to use the Scheffé multiple comparison rather than the Tukey procedure?

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Using the following one-way ANOVA summary table, how many subjects were in each group, if the ns were equal? Source of variation SS df MS F P Between 200 4 B D .01 Within A 80 C Total 1000

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Who developed the statistical procedure known as analysis of variance?

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The population means for each of four populations is 100, and the variance for each of the four populations is 16. The four ns for samples drawn from each population all equal 50. (When you answer the question, do not calculate-just think.) In a one-way ANOVA, what is the expected F-ratio?

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Using the following one-way ANOVA summary table, what is the value of MSW (C in the source table)? Source of variation SS df MS F P Between 200 4 B D .01 Within A 80 C Total 1000

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What is the SST for the following data? 5, 8, 10, 12, 15

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The population means for each of four populations is 100, and the variance for each of the four populations is 16. The four ns for samples drawn from each population all equal 50. (When you answer the question, do not calculate-just think.) In a one-way ANOVA, what is the expected value of MSW?

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Using the following information from a one-way ANOVA, in the Student-Newman-Keuls procedure, is there a significant difference between the means for Groups 2 and 5, and what is the q value used? (? = .05) Group 1 mean = 45 n = 10 Group 2 mean = 40 n = 10 Group 3 mean = 35 n = 10 Group 4 mean = 30 n = 10 Group 5 mean = 25 n = 10 Source of Variation SS df MS F Between 2400 Within 9000

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