How to do a One-Way ANOVA in JASP with Excel dataset - QBA Business Statistics

Add color to your statistics with a one-way ANOVA about watching paint dry. We will clean and structure the data in Excel, export to a CSV, import to JASP, do the ANOVA, and interpret the results. These techniques illustrate all the potential challenges you might encounter as you work on data for the weekly quiz and the unit test.
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[@kennydawson265]

Awesome! Thank You!

[@ResearchByDesign]

You bet!

[@loxleymoon]

The watching paint dry csv is no longer in the Google Drive.

[@AwuduAbubakari]

Nice tutorials! Please what about doing one-way ANOVA with BLOCKS IN JASP?

[@ResearchByDesign]

I do have a lecture about blocked design in ANOVA coming up, but it will be a little later in the semester. New series coming up at the end of the year

[@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?