Exam 6: Multivariate Analysis of Variance: Single Factor, Factorial, and Repeated Measures Designs

A researcher conducting a doubly multivariate repeated measures MANOVA would NOT need to be considered with which one of the following assumptions?

In generating repeated measures MANOVA, you have alpha of .10 and Box's test p value of .01. What can be interpreted by this finding?

Which one of the following is NOT an omnibus test for MANOVA when approached as a doubly multivariate model?

A researcher wants to determine the mean difference in a composite outcome consisting of three continuous subscales based on a categorical independent variable. Which one of the following is an appropriate statistical procedure for doing this?

Wilks's generalized correlation ratio is which one of the following?

Partial eta squared for a statistically significant main effect is .02 and the alpha level is .05. Which of the following is a correct interpretation of this value?

A researcher conducts a 3 (factor A) x 4 (factor B) MANOVA with two dependent variables. The p value for Roy's largest root is .14 for factor A, .05 for factor B, and .22 for AxB, and the significance level is .10. Which one of the following is suggested?

Scores on balance beam, uneven bars, and floor exercises are tracked in years 1 and 2 for competitive gymnasts. For which procedure is this data most likely a prospect?

Which one of the following omnibus test for MANOVA should be used under ideal conditions?

The omnibus test of multivariate normality has an observed probability of .15. The significance level is .01. What can be interpreted from this?