More One-Way ANOVA in Business Statistics, Interpreting Post-Hoc

Continuing with the One-Way ANOVA, we learn some more about which setting to select in JASP, and how to interpret the post-hoc test, both of which will help with the weekly assignment and the next test.
This lecture was recorded on Monday, October 5, 2020 at Missouri State University for QBA 337 - Applied Business Statistics
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[@yza4896]

the best professor ever, please please upload more intermediate statistics videos like factorial MANOVA or MANCOVA more complicated regression models I am desperate in finding high quality videos on youtube, none of other youtubers has a clue how to teach clearly

[@neurotransfer]

thank you ! great explanations.

[@nonamenoname1942]

Thank you, professor!

[@ResearchByDesign]

You bet! Thanks for commenting.

[@Addo_Solomon]

I am an Agriculture student in my final year doing a field research: comparing 3 different growth media against soil as the control. How do I start with excel to reaching a final results to discuss with JASP?

[@RT-gp5yf]

Dear Prof... In my study, I have a construct named "political knowledge". This construct has two dimensions "perceived political knowledge" and " factual political Knowledge".5 point Likert scale will be used to measure perceived political knowledge, whereas, for factual political knowledge statements like "Who is the president of the country?" will be used with four options one among these options will be the right option, two options will be wrong and one option will be "prefer not to answer". What should be the coding formula for "factual political knowledge" ? and how can I find a correlation of this kind of variable with the continuous variable in my theoretical model. My second question is If a construct has more than one dimensions, can we use only one dimension in some specific context or it is mandatory to measure both dimensions?