How to Calculate a Two Way ANOVA using SPSS
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- Tutorial on how to calculate a Two Way ANOVA (factorial) using SPSS. Includes discussion on how to set up the data, what to click on, and how to interpret the results.
Playlist on Two Way ANOVA
• Two Way ANOVA (Factorial)
Playlist on Hypothesis Testing
• Hypothesis Testing
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This tutorial series on the two-way AONVA, including SPSS, is a LIFE saver. Very well done!
This was great ! I have a marketing research project due tomorrow and I have to critique the former group which chose a t test I will conduct an anova Test, this was so much help!
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In SPSS, I think "Score" should be SCALE and "Age Group" should be NOMINAL. Other than that, this video is great! Thanks!
Score is ratio , age also scale , gender nominal
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I am truly grateful about how you explained and tried to simplify this topic. The videos, those I have viewed, are all very very helpful. Persons, like me, who are not so into statistics can benefit from your wisdom. Thank you so much and more power to you!!!
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Fantastic video, best one I've found so far. Really gonna help with my thesis!!!
Once again your video starts well, and certainly gives a clear explanation of how to calculate numbers. Please add more about what are the actual conclusions. As this is observational data, it is incorrect to say that either of these factors has a significant "effect" on score. That implies causation. What you really found was that there was a difference between the mean score for the boys and the mean score of the girls that was so large that it would be unlikely to occur if there really was no difference between these groups. So that leads us to reject the idea that the means are equal and say that the mean scores of boys are significantly different from the mean scores of girls. As we also found that at least one of the age groups has a mean score that is significantly different from the other age groups, we now need to examine some post hoc tests to see which groups are different. And then, even more importantly, we need to look at how large those differences are to see if they have any practical significance as well as statistical significance. We need more videos that develop statistical thinking, not just ability to calculate and blindly follow rejection rules. Thanks.
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Big THANK for from UAE ... Now I understand two way ANOVA with SPSS :))
You make ANOVA very easy to me, thank you.
Somilas GH You are very welcome!
concise and explained simply... great job
Thank you this was simple and made it very easy for me to understand
This was so clear and easy. THANK YOU!!! It makes so much sense now.
No there are no missing observations. In variable view the rows equate to columns in the data view. In this case I have three columns (Gender, Score, Age_Group) in the data view and I have 18 observations.
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Michael, sure I am. It is probably best you post your questions as a Facebook Message since you are not limited by space and you can add attachments too. There is a link to the MyBookSuck Facebook page in the video description).
Thank you. It is a great video. I like the way you explain the main points.
Incredibly clear and helpful, thank you for making this video!
Right... in Hypothesis testing it seems like you are doing the opposite thing. I just added a link to a playlist on Hypothesis testing (two short videos). You can find the link in this videos description.
Your videos are always so amazingly helpful. You got me a first for my summer exams! Do you have a video about how to deal with assumption violations on SPSS? I am confused about what to do when you have a violation of normality and your videos are always so clear
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Thank you very much for the incredibly nice and comprehensive explanation! it is very helpful.
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Very instructive and easy to understand. Thank you !
VERY COMPREHENSIVE! THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR SHARING YOUR KNOWLEDGE WITH US!
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I love your tutorials. I wish you could make a video for calculating Factorial ANOVA in R!
It is easier than an expensive College tutorial. Gracias Amigo
You can do it!
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hi Sir, hi from India,,, thank you for the detailed video..it was really helpful to cover statistics portion for psychology optional in UPSC exam here.
thanks for nice tutorial, I just wonder why the score, as dependent variable, is registered as categorical nominal, while it is continuous; and in independent variables, which suppose to be both categorical, the age-GROUP is registered as continuous. Does it affect the analysis in the SPSS?
+David Jahanlu The most important thing is to make sure you have all your variables classified correctly. SPSS takes care of the rest of it for you.
This was a great video. Thank you for being so thorough.
it was so simple and i learnt it easily
Yes I think a Two Way ANOVA sounds reasonable. If you want you can post a longer question on MyBookSucks FB page (see link in video description) and you can include an attachment with a message. I am curious what are your two independent factors and dependent variable. And when you write you have 11 variables do you mean observations?
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Big THANK for you from UAE ... Now I understand two way ANOVA by using SPSS :))
James, SPSS will generate the exact p value for you. As long as the p value is less than your confidence level (p < .01 or 99%, p < .05 or 95%), you should be good to go.
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Brilliant exposition for students.
thank you for the series! :) helps a lot to understand
confused right now as i am not a statistics person but will work on them and give verdict. Thanks for these need them exams nearer! Scary!
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my question is that, should the groups be the same size???
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I would like to request a video about two-way MANCOVA.
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Great!! Please also put for R/R Studio and SAS
Great. Really clear. Do you cover Post Hoc tests? What they are for and when to use them. Thanks
Hi, Thank you very much for the tutorial. You made it easy to understand. I have a question here. If gender and age both cause difference, why the interaction of these two makes no difference? how does it happen? thank you in advance
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Dear, very good explanation,👍 when do we use post hoc ??
Simplest way in explaining 2 way anonova
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Thank you for this video, it was very helpful.But you did not explain the use post hoc (tukey test)
I have exam on Tuesday, can you please post one more video explaining the post hoc tukey test and its interpretations in two way ANOVA
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I think an interaction is more than simply the additive effect of each IV on their own. It has to be an effect that is more than what is explained by looking at the effects of the IV's independently.
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Hello! Thank you very much. Please how can i use this method for agronomic data? for example! Plant height and branching contribution to seed yield.