PSYC 333 Lecture Notes - Lecture 6: Analysis Of Variance, Total Variation, Studentized Range
PSYC 305 – STATISTICS FOR EXPER DESIGN, WINTER 2018
Lecture 6: Two-Way ANOVA II
Two-Way ANOVA
Statistically examines
Main effects of two factors (IVs) on the dependent variable
Interaction effect between these factors
Hypotheses for main effects:
Row main effect:
H0R: μR1 = μR2 = · · ·= μRr (equal row marginal means)
H1R: Not all μRj are the same
Column main effect:
H0C:μC1 =μC2 =···=μCc(equalcolumn marginal means)
H1C: Not all μCt are the same
For testing these 3 effects, we can settle the hypotheses
hor and hoc = all are the same
Hypotheses for an interaction effect:
H0RC: The interaction between R and C is equal to zero (e.g., RC
= 0)
H1RC: The interaction between R and C is not zero (e.g., RC ≠ 0)
Interaction: RC , so RC=0 = 0 interaction
1. divide entire variance into subvariances
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2. compare ratios
ANOVA = ANalysis Of VAriance
1. divides the variance/variation observed in experimental data into
different parts resulting from different sources;
2. assesses the relative magnitudes of the different parts of variance; and
3. examines whether a particular part of the variance is greater than
expectation under the null hypothesis.
Partitioning Total Variation (SS)
Total SS (= variation) can be divided into two parts:
SS(T) = SS(B) + SS(W)
SS(T) = Total variation
SS(B) = Between-group variation
SS(W) = Within-group variation
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Partitioning Variation
Column
SS(B) is partitioned into:
We need to compute the SS terms, and then if u divide by corresponding degrees of
freedom, get MS (mean square)
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Document Summary
Main effects of two factors (ivs) on the dependent variable. 0r: r1 = r2 = = rr (equal row marginal means) For testing these 3 effects, we can settle the hypotheses hor and hoc = all are the same. : the interaction between r and c is equal to zero (e. g. , rc. : the interaction between r and c is not zero (e. g. , rc = 0) Interaction: rc , so rc=0 = 0 interaction: divide entire variance into subvariances. Psyc 305 statistics for exper design, winter 2018: compare ratios. Total ss (= variation) can be divided into two parts: We need to compute the ss terms, and then if u divide by corresponding degrees of freedom, get ms (mean square) Ms = variance of r (row) c(column) rc(interaction) She was also interested in difference in reaction time between male and female subjects (factor a).