Foundations of ANOVA - Variance Between and Within (12-2)

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[@ResearchByDesign]

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Thanks for the kind words. When I record the videos, I try to remember friends from around the world who may not have English as a first language and then speak clearly so they can follow. Glad it is working.

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Very good explanation. Thanks for taking the time to make this video series.

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The absolute best explanation!

[@ResearchByDesign]

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[@ResearchByDesign]

Glad it was helpful!

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[@ResearchByDesign]

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[@MrVeer58]

Many thanks for the nice explanation.

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Clear explanation

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[@ResearchByDesign]

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[@AqleemAbbas]

Dear Sir, You have explained the One Way Annova very well. I have heared about two way and three way ANNOVA. Can you please explain this ANNOVAs?

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[@chayanikasarma5288]

hello sir..thank you sir for your lucid explanation..sir, i wish to know whether anova can be applied in a study on banking sector, which is based on secondary source of data (quantitative)...kindly answer...

[@ResearchByDesign]

Yes you can...your DV is whatever you are measuring (quantitative data) about the banking sector and your IV is the 3+ banking sectors. Good luck with your project.

[@chayanikasarma5288]

@@ResearchByDesign thank you sir, i need one more guidance.. i have found that the levene's test is significant, and also i need a post hoc.. the weltch test is also significant..so can i directly use games howell test? ..the sample size of all the groups are equal (15 from each group, total 6 groups, so N= 90)..please suggest kindly.. I cant find a video on games howell..kindly guide how to report weltch's annova

[@EclecticG]

If you want to find Degrees of Freedom Within, do we use this formula: Degrees Of Freedom Between(Number of Groups - 1) * Number of subjects - number of groups ?

[@ResearchByDesign]

Close. I would describe it as df within = n - k, where n = number of subjects and k = number of groups. The df between is just k - 1. Hope that clarifies

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Dear Professor .. can you share me the slides of your video lecture

[@ResearchByDesign]

Yes, sure. Reach out to me through MissouriState.edu, there is a search feature for faculty. Tell me which ones you need and I can send you a link to the PPTs

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[@ResearchByDesign]

Love that comment...I have had so many students who called it "Turkey", I had to make a point of clarifying it.