Foundations of ANOVA - Variance Between and Within (12-2)
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- Опубликовано: 15 июл 2024
- When measuring groups with ANOVA, there are two sources of variance: between and within. Variance between groups is due to actual treatment effect plus differences due to chance (or error). True variance between indicates differences between groups. Variance within the groups is due only to chance (or error). It is these two sources of variance that we are analyzing with an “analysis of variance” (ANOVA).
This video teaches the following concepts and techniques:
Sources of variance in ANOVA
Link to a Google Drive folder with all of the files that I use in the videos including ANOVA datasets. As I add new files, they will appear here, as well.
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Table of Contents:
00:30 - Definitions for Analysis of Variance
01:42 - Step 1: Omnibus Test
02:42 - The F Ratio
03:22 - Logic of Analysis of Variance
04:13 - Distribution of F Ratios
05:41 - Examples of Between and Within
07:56 - Step 2: Post Hoc Test
09:02 - Post Hoc Tests in SPSS
10:39 - Example
11:46 - Example 
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Taking an online class for my grad program, your video explained this much better. Thank you!
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Dear Sir, You have explained the One Way Annova very well. I have heared about two way and three way ANNOVA. Can you please explain this ANNOVAs?
hello sir..thank you sir for your lucid explanation..sir, i wish to know whether anova can be applied in a study on banking sector, which is based on secondary source of data (quantitative)...kindly answer...
Yes you can...your DV is whatever you are measuring (quantitative data) about the banking sector and your IV is the 3+ banking sectors. Good luck with your project.
@@ResearchByDesign thank you sir, i need one more guidance.. i have found that the levene's test is significant, and also i need a post hoc.. the weltch test is also significant..so can i directly use games howell test? ..the sample size of all the groups are equal (15 from each group, total 6 groups, so N= 90)..please suggest kindly..
I cant find a video on games howell..kindly guide how to report weltch's annova
If you want to find Degrees of Freedom Within, do we use this formula: Degrees Of Freedom Between(Number of Groups - 1) * Number of subjects - number of groups ?
Close. I would describe it as df within = n - k, where n = number of subjects and k = number of groups. The df between is just k - 1. Hope that clarifies
Dear Professor .. can you share me the slides of your video lecture
Yes, sure. Reach out to me through MissouriState.edu, there is a search feature for faculty. Tell me which ones you need and I can send you a link to the PPTs
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Love that comment...I have had so many students who called it "Turkey", I had to make a point of clarifying it.