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Blatchley Chapter 11 Posttest
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Blatchley Chapter 11 Posttest
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Which of the following best describes the F-ratio?
It is a ratio between MS
b
and MS
w
. Larger F-ratios are less likely to be statistically significant.
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It is the ratio of SS
b
to SS
w
, and represents the likelihood of the dependent variable being caused by the independent variable.
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It is the ratio of MS
b
to MS
w
, and the greater the F-value, the greater the chance of it being statistically significant.
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It is the ratio of MS
b
to MS
w
, and the size of the F-value based on the number of dependent variables.
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In a three-way ANOVA, how many individual sources of variability are there?
3
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8
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9
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4
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In a two-way ANOVA, when there is at least one main effect which of the following best describes the factorial model?
there must also be an interaction
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there must either be an interaction or another main effect
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other effects are likely not detectable
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none of the above are correct
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MS
b
is calculated through which components?
Mean Squares total divided by Sums of Squares total
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Mean squares within divided by sums of squares between
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Mean squares within divided by degrees of freedom between
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Sums of squares between divided by degrees of freedom between
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In ANOVA, sums of squares are calculated from...
the mean.
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the median.
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the mode.
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the standard deviation.
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