10.7: Structured Summary for the One-Way ANOVA
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After carefully reading the chapter, complete the following structured summary to add a learning check and easy-to-use reference to your notes.
Summarize what each symbol stands for, assuming three groups are being compared.
\(n_1\) =
\(n_2\) =
\(n_3\) =
\(N\) =
\(\bar{X_1}\) =
\(\bar{X_2}\) =
\(\bar{X_3}\) =
\(\bar{X}_{\text {grand }}\) =
\(s_1\) =
\(s_2\) =
\(s_3\) =
\(SS_{w 1}\) =
\(SS_{w 2}\) =
\(SS_{w 3}\) =
\(SS_{w}\) =
\(SS_{b 1}\) =
\(SS_{b 2}\) =
\(SS_{b 3}\) =
\(SS_{b}\) =
\(df_w\) =
\(df_b\) =
\(MSS_{w}\) =
\(MSS_{b}\) =
Fill-in the appropriate information for each section below:
- One-way ANOVA Basics
- For which kinds of data can/should this be used?
- What is the focus of this statistic?
- What assumptions must the data meet to use this test?
- One-way ANOVA Formula
- What is the formula for a one-way ANOVA?
- What things should be computed in the preparatory steps for using this formula?
- What are the steps for solving using this formula?
- Reporting Results from a one-way ANOVA
- How is this statistic reported when using APA format?
- What things must be reported in the APA summary sentence for the omnibus test?
- What two specific statistics must be reported for each of the independent groups (which may appear as part of the post-hoc results sentences)?
- How is effect size computed and reported for a one-way ANOVA?
- How are post-hoc comparisons computed and reported for a one-way ANOVA?
- How is this statistic reported when using APA format?

