In regards to the Write Ups, do we only do 1 writeup for the independent sample t-test or do we do 3 write ups in response to the difference between the groups?
posted by Unknown @ 4:17 PM
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posted by Unknown @ 4:17 PM
5 Comments:
At 5:19 PM,
Jeffy said…
You only need to do one writeup for all three t-tests, but make sure to do a second write up for the ANOVA by itself. Also, don't forget to include the means for each group, but only record them once within each write up to avoid being repetative.
At 5:39 PM,
Anonymous said…
For the hypotheses for the T Tests are we supposed to be inferring that one group is better than the other, or are we supposed to just hypothesize that they are different from one another?
Also, I thought Dr. Clements said in class today that we would do separate write ups for each T Test.
At 5:42 PM,
Unknown said…
In regads to the ANOVA and recording the post-hoc I am confused, how do we indicate where the significant difference is
At 6:07 PM,
Anonymous said…
Also, do you have to specify in the T Test write up whether equal variance was assumed or not?
At 7:22 AM,
Mari Clements said…
So sorry for the confusion. What I meant is that the t-tests (note lower case t) are in a separate writeup from the ANOVA.
As the homework assignment says in the section about t-tests, "Provide the write up of these analyses below, paying careful attention to APA style:"
The ANOVA is a separate writeup.
Your hypothesis must always be directional. Otherwise, it is just as dull as the null hypothesis.
Please refer back to your notes from class (or forward to, if you are a Tuesday/Thursday person), for how to report the post-hocs. You might also consult the one-way ANOVA write-up example on the class moodle site, as it has been demonstrated there as well.
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