Exam 14: Analysis of Variance: Two-Way Between-Subjects Factorial Design
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A researcher observes the same participants across the levels of one factor and different participants across the levels of a second factor.What type of factorial design is most appropriate for this study?
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If both main effects and the interaction are not significant using the two-way between-subjects ANOVA then post hoc tests and simple main effect tests are unnecessary.
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An estimate of effect size with the two-way ANOVA is typically reported for:
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A complete factorial design is one in which each level of one factor is combined or crossed with each level of the other factor.
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A two-way between-subjects ANOVA is appropriate for analyzing differences in the combination of levels for two or more factors.
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Mean square error is the denominator for all tests using a two-way between-subjects ANOVA.
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When the same participants are observed in each cell or group,we use the two-way between-subjects ANOVA to analyze the data.
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A researcher computes the following 2 3 between-subjects ANOVA,in which 11 participants were observed in each group.Which effect was significant at a .05 level of significance using the two-way between-subjects ANOVA?

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A researcher computes a 3 4 between-subjects ANOVA and finds one significant main effect and a significant interaction.What is the next appropriate step?
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It is inappropriate to compute effect size for interactions and main effects.
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Simple main effect tests are necessary to analyze interactions,not main effects.
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A researcher conducts a 2 4 between-subjects ANOVA in which 12 participants were observed in each group.If
= 18 and
= 264 for this study,then what is the decision for Factor B at a .05 level of significance?


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Using a two-way between-subjects ANOVA with Factor A (Gender: male,female)and Factor B (Type of employment: blue collar,white collar),a researcher found that scores for men and women significantly varied across the levels of the second factor (type of employment).In this study,the researcher found a significant
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A researcher conducts a 2 3 between-subjects ANOVA.She finds a significant interaction,where
= 120 and
= 518.What is the effect size for this test using eta-squared?


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Omega-squared corrects for the number of groups and the size of error in an analysis of variance test;eta-squared does not.
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There are two factors and four cells in a 2 2 between-subjects ANOVA.
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For a two-way ANOVA,the ________ should also be reported for each significant hypothesis test and for the simple main effect tests.
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