One Way ANOVA
- If the data for the variable is normally distributed, consists of independent samples, and has 1 IV with group comparison between 3 groups a One way ANOVA is used
- Method:
- Analyze
- Compare means
- One way ANOVA
- Input the IV in the dependent list
- Input the groups in factor
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Output:
- If the data is significant it indicates that there are significant differences between the three groups
- To find individual differences between the three groups, post hoc analysis must be conducted
- Options are: Bonferroni, Sidak, or Duncan
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