Factorial ANOVA Interpretation

1. 1What is the interpretation of a factorial ANOVA?

   1. AExamining and interpreting all factors on the DV Scores and completing a follow up test comparison on the significant results.
   2. BExamine the effect of one IV on DV scores, while ignoring the effect of the other factor.
2. 2Following up a main effect includes only following up the significant effects. What do you use to assess the difference?

   1. ASimple effect
   2. BMarginal Means
   3. CPost Hoc
   4. DSimple Comparison
3. 3Why is it called a protected follow up test?

   1. ABecause it stops family wise Error
   2. BBecause it's simple and easy to conduct
   3. CBecause there are multiple ways to check if the results are correct
4. 4What contrast do you use to determine if there are any significant differences between one group or a set of groups?

   1. APost Hoc
   2. BLinear Contrast
   3. CMultiple Comparison
5. 5Does a significant difference need to be followed up?

   1. AYes
   2. BNo

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Statistics and Data analysis Week 8

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