How to calculate a One Way Anova using SPSS (Analysis of Variance)

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[@MrJosssa]

Thank you sir! My teacher is so bad in teaching SPSS, you have made my day!

[@statisticsfun]

Thank you very much for your compliment. I use a variety of different software including photoshop, illustrator, HTML5, Final Cut, GarageBand and a few other products. Each video takes me a long time to create. My rule of thumb is each minute of video takes about 12 hours to create, so a 7 minute video takes me about 84 hours of development time.

[@statisticsfun]

Thank you! The difference is the number of variables used. I do have a playlist on Two Way Anova (see link in this video description). The first video describes in some detail the difference between one way and two way ANOVA.

[@statisticsfun]

You are very welcome. I am getting ready to add more and more videos on how to use SPSS.

[@Mnga86]

You really made my day..I was so lost with one way ANOVA..thank you so much for this explanation

[@MISSISSYPOO812]

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[@statisticsfun]

That is a good question. What ANOVA help you understand is there a significant difference between the factors in questions. You may want to start at the first video in the place list where I talk more about setting up the problem. You can see a link to the playlist in the video description.

[@statisticsfun]

You are very welcome. I use a variety of different software including photoshop, illustrator, HTML5, Final Cut, GarageBand and a few other products. Each video takes me a long time to create. My rule of thumb is each minute of video takes about 12 hours to create, so a 7 minute video takes me about 84 hours of development time. Besides the technology I use, I have done a tremendous amount of research on how students learn via animations and the impact of color and narration.

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[@CCRIUK]

Very well produced, clear and concise films. Thank you for putting into context the various SPSS tools.

[@statisticsfun]

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[@statisticsfun]

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[@statisticsfun]

Your welcome. Hopefully ou saw my other videos on SPSS? I am trying to show a lot of different statistics using SPSS and Excel both. I am also getting ready to do a series using R too. You can search the statisticsfun channel for SPSS and all these videos show up.

[@harrybosch8085]

Clear, comprehensive, and educative

[@duraisamyradhika4357]

DR.D.RADHIKA HI THIS IS A VERY GOOD EXPLANATION OF HOW TO USE ANOVA IN SPSS THANK U FOR THIS.CAN I USE TWO WAY ANOVA IN SPSS?POST MORE VIDEOS ON USING SPSS IT WILL BE USEFUL FOR RESEARCHERS LIKE US

[@statisticsfun]

Mia I am not exactly sure, but I believe it means it can't be calculated. Are you missing some data or observations?

[@statisticsfun]

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great explanation and demonstration........nyc really made easy to understand

[@statisticsfun]

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[@statisticsfun]

Yes you can use a two way ANOVA in SPSS. I do plan on creating more videos on how to use SPSS. Make sure you like MyBookSucks on FaceBook (see link in video description). This will help others find the educational videos.

[@pankajjoshimpharm]

WAY OF EXPLANATION IS GOOD...

[@statisticsfun]

pankaj joshi Thank you for that and your feedback is much appreciated.

[@statisticsfun]

In this case the alpha is .025, but it is important to see that the p value is .000 or less. SPSS denotes this as "Sig." short for significance.

[@Min_Wisdom_chaser]

Very nice explanation !!! And very useful for us. Thank you so much for your contribution, sir.

[@statisticsfun]

If you click on Regression, Linear Regression, Statistics... make sure that Model Fit is checked (and estimates). That should do it.

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[@kimrobins1331]

Hi, like most people below, you are saving my life on my research methods unit. Quick question - I have 2 missing pieces of data out of 60 - how i can i account for this on spss? Thanks

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[@HelenaJayH]

Great! Very useful. Do you have any videos on Posthoc Bonferroni t-tests?

[@statisticsfun]

The first question I would have is why your groups have such difference of observations. If these are paired groups,then they should be the same size. So the answer depends on how you are going to analyze the data and what you are trying to understand.

[@AnilKaushikfromChandigarhIndia]

That's very nice way to make things easy. Great sir!!!!!

[@dkLorae]

ahhh thank you! been looking at the manual calculations and didnt have a clue!

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[@AndrewN553]

excellent stuff, the animations helped me understand between and within groups better.

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[@drkelumalai7007]

Neat explanation. Easy to follow. Thank you so much.

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Thank u very much...Wonderful way to teach stat...may i know the softwares used for the preparation of the video...

[@jeejakumari9343]

thank you sir for your simple explanation .

[@aprilmartingonnering3221]

Can you please explain how to determine whether we reject the null hypothesis using SPSS? Thank you for your videos. They are very informative and well made!

[@kushalchatoorsing6838]

That was so easy to understand! thank you very much Sir :)

[@kearnuphoenix668]

How can this video have ANY dislikes... Mindboggling

[@statisticsfun]

You should probably drop those data observations. In lieu of dropping them you could "just estimate" what they should have been.

[@statisticsfun]

You are very welcome indeed!

[@wilcoxgodwill4842]

I came across your lecture on one way anova. I love it. Can I have access to the two way anova?

[@clackbat2178]

Also do you have a tutorial of how to present the results in a graph?

[@statisticsfun]

I just checked in SPSS and If I right click on the "var" then insert variable, I can add additional columns. I added 70 without issue.

[@dr.nedalabumostafa7252]

Extremely helpful. Thank you

[@martin4484]

I'm having a hard time determining what type of statistical method to use for my research. I have two treatment groups and one control group. My teacher is saying to use ANOVA, shall I put the two treatment groups on the dependent list and the control group as the factor, or is it the other way around? Or am I missing the factor and I should put the 3 groups (two treatment and one control) in the dependent list?

[@kristoff018]

Hello good day.. May I ask if the Score is same as like for example the age of the respondents???

[@Mrs.andMr.Professor]

Thanks for placing this video. It's really helpful. Do you have any video where you have stated - which quantitative method or tool to be used on which data? because there are lot of tools and methods for analysis and researchers are confused which method to apply where?

[@missbexychick]

Find you explain things very well, any vids on how to do a one way repeated measures ANOVA on SPSS? Or two way repeated measures ANOVA on SPSS?

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[@harshtalia3414]

Thank you sir...... Post hoc would help even more,,,,,,,,,

[@MediResConsult]

simple and helpful, thank you sir.

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[@AbdulRahman-lr5fz]

Thank you sir , it is useful 🥰

[@shailavijay1]

Thanks alot for your video. Your explanation about concept is very good. Could u plz let me know why significance P value is zero, what it represent in ANOVA summary in this video. How it is calculated?

[@Trazynn]

And I'll make sure it gets posted on the course's blackboard when it starts this year.

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[@breebalagawi1665]

What is the score? Is it the recordings for each parameter?

[@harrybosch8085]

it's an example. it could be: length, weight, speed, money, etc..

[@biolim72]

It is very helpful. Thanks.

[@gutiera88]

can there be different observations between samples?

[@rahulkachru]

So how does one interpret the results ?? How do you put the rate of success for the groups ??

[@onefleetingsmile]

Thanks... and I would be SO grateful if someone can answer this for me: if analysing Likert-scale data in SPSS, is there an option to run a Kruskal-Wallis test? I am looking at a paper where they have done an ANOVA and I think that is wrong. Please help - and point to resources if you please for even more gratitude!

[@kinyapop]

This is great. How to calculate degree of freedom? Why do we need it?

[@nuzhatkhan2251]

Hi, Can you pls let me know if I can run ANOVA in which the sample for each group is as small as 40. Is there a ratio to be followed for sample size vs questions in the questionnaire

[@zalakpatel6576]

Thank you sir. But I want to calculate one way anova for five different groups with 30 samples for each group.? Can you upload that kind of video which have large sample size

[@raydenredha7798]

that was very helpful. Thanks a lot

[@statisticsfun]

RAYDEN Redha You are very welcome. Hopefully you will like, share, subscribe, If you get a chance could you please like our FB page. www.FaceBook.Com/PartyMoreStudyLess It will help others find the videos.

[@iconicpaul]

best tutorials ever, thank you :)

[@farizaazza5820]

what is your independent variable and dependent?

[@komawni6075]

Yes, it was very helpful for me.

[@moila04]

Thanks for this great video, it is very helpful and I understand a lot better then reading the books!. I have a question, I followed all the steps and in the "F" coloumn and "sig" coloumn, there is no value. All there is a dot like this "." what does that dot mean? is it a 0? Im comparing means between a selection of plant species found in different regions in the sea. If you could help me, answer my question I would be very happy :)

[@saracantulpc]

Where were you earlier in the semester?! I laughed during this video! Most stats videos make me want to punch the guy speaking! Thank You

[@zanajamal33]

Really I appreciated, Thanks allot

[@HMadhvapaty]

Hello. I have data for three currencies: dollar - rupee exchange rate; euro - rupee exchange rate; and pound - rupee exchange rate. The data I have is for 13 months. I have 20 observations for every month whose mean I have calculated - and I am using all the mean (for 3 currencies each) (for 13 months each). How can I compare the means here? Are the 13 months my sample or are the 3 currencies my sample. I know my data is the mean/.

[@cathrinaderegala5553]

Hi in my result there is no value of F and Sig. What does it mean?

[@ndashehzad5295]

thanku soo much sir it is too helpful

[@patriciarivers5840]

I have been struggling to get this. My instructor has me doing this in a WAY more complicated fashion- and it is not working. At all. I did it your way and it worked. Thanks so much... I think my professor is trying to kill me, or at the very least make me doubt my IQ, just saying....

[@athena1169]

can you also explain the interpretations of those results?

[@georgetaylor100]

legend -saving grace!!!

[@miguelvargas7676]

what means 0.00? accept the hypothesis or reject?

[@SiriphanPhetnuam]

Thank you for this video :)

[@tkbasics]

nice tutorial..thank u

[@pamelaredmonded.d.1223]

For students who have to report their data in a research paper, it would be really helpful if you would show how to take the SPSS results and write them in the paper itself. E.g: F(df)= ... and explain why.

[@statisticsfun]

Pamela Redmond Pamela that is a great suggestion. I use to do that in my classroom.

[@zakiahzulkifli1276]

what about the α? what is the α use by SPSS?

[@ujalaasma1108]

in table sig represent which thing and how it is interpreted

[@ms.carlawong]

this is in Excel?

[@premarajan3539]

Clear explanation

[@xyflycui3968]

how about each variation has more than 1 score??

[@harrybosch8085]

Two-way ANOVA then

[@churchun]

Excelent. thanks for this video

[@yogeshkumaragrawal5768]

this video very helpfull

[@sohrabnaushad]

You saved me.

[@piobenedicto9634]

What do the results mean?

[@clackbat2178]

Thank you very much :)