Equal Variances Not Assumed
When reporting a t-test, do we need to inform the reader if equal variances are not assumed? Or do we just leave that out since the test controlled for that?
posted by MLaffs @ 11:27 PM
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2 Comments:
At 10:30 AM,
Mari Clements said…
You DO have to inform your reader when an assumption was violated. If you do not, it is...assumed. :)
At 2:35 PM,
Unknown said…
Should I indicate in the write up that even though there was a violation according to levene with an F-max, the ANOVA proved to be robust.
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