Factorial Analysis of Variance Dr. Kalman J. Andrassy
Definition Statistical test used to compare two or more independent variables Drug Testing: Comparing the effect of a drug between Caucasians, African-Americans, and Hispanic people while also considering age.
SPSS Factorial ANOVA
Univariate Window Your dependent variable must be transferred over to the Dependent variable box. Your independent variables can go into Fixed Factors. You have options to introduce random factors, covariates, and weight variables.
Options Window Many options are available to display, but I suggest descriptive statistics and homogeneity tests. The means should be displayed for all three independent variables.
Output F = 7.406; df = 2, 60; p<0.05 F(2,60) = 7.406; p=0.001
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