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This data set represents 33 individuals responding to different types of drugs w

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Question

This data set represents 33 individuals responding to different types of drugs with the output is the level of pain.

Perform two-factor Full-Factorial ANOVA and answer the following questions

which of the following statements interpret the ANOVA output below?

Gender

Drug

Pain

male

C

12.4

female

A

7.69

male

C

14

female

A

9.69

male

C

11.6

female

A

8.89

female

A

6.94

female

A

2.13

female

A

7.26

female

A

5.87

male

B

12.9

female

C

12.2

female

A

7.2

male

C

13.9

male

A

8.18

male

B

16.6

female

C

9.41

male

C

11.2

female

B

8.35

male

A

7.24

female

A

6.81

male

B

9.81

female

A

6.67

female

A

6.98

female

A

7.07

female

C

2.4

male

B

7.84

female

B

3.84

male

B

9.42

male

A

7

male

A

7

female

A

5

male

A 8

The overall effects of drugs and gender are weak as evident by a large total sum of squares of 337.55420

The interaction between drugs and gender is significant as evident by high ratio between model mean square and error mean square

The overall effects of drugs and gender are insignificant as evident by a large error sum of squares of 157.39648

The overall effects of drugs and gender are significant as evident by a small model degree of freedom

The overall effects of drugs and gender are significant as evident by a small value of error mean square of 5.8295

The effect of drug is more significant than the effect of gender

The overall effects of drugs and gender are significant as evident by the high F-ratio associated with a probability area of less than 0.05

Gender

Drug

Pain

male

C

12.4

female

A

7.69

male

C

14

female

A

9.69

male

C

11.6

female

A

8.89

female

A

6.94

female

A

2.13

female

A

7.26

female

A

5.87

male

B

12.9

female

C

12.2

female

A

7.2

male

C

13.9

male

A

8.18

male

B

16.6

female

C

9.41

male

C

11.2

female

B

8.35

male

A

7.24

female

A

6.81

male

B

9.81

female

A

6.67

female

A

6.98

female

A

7.07

female

C

2.4

male

B

7.84

female

B

3.84

male

B

9.42

male

A

7

male

A

7

female

A

5

male

A 8

Explanation / Answer

We have following output for full factorial ANOVA:

Tests of Between-Subjects Effects

Dependent Variable: Pain

Source

Type III Sum of Squares

df

Mean Square

F

Sig.

Corrected Model

180.158a

5

36.032

6.181

.001

Intercept

1811.208

1

1811.208

310.697

.000

Gender

73.489

1

73.489

12.606

.001

Drug

50.902

2

25.451

4.366

.023

Gender * Drug

30.406

2

15.203

2.608

.092

Error

157.396

27

5.829

Total

2738.664

33

Corrected Total

337.554

32

a. R Squared = .534 (Adjusted R Squared = .447)

Using above output, we can check the validity of stataments made:

1. The overall effects of drugs and gender are weak as evident by a large total sum of squares of 337.55420

We can not conclude for total sum of square in this way, hence first statement is not valid.

2. The interaction between drugs and gender is significant as evident by high ratio between model mean square and error mean square

The interaction between drug and gender is not significant (at 5% level), because the p-value is reported as 0.092 < 0.05, but if we consider higher significance level i.e. 10%, we can conclude the interaction to be significant.

3. The overall effects of drugs and gender are insignificant as evident by a large error sum of squares of 157.39648

Incorrect.

4. The overall effects of drugs and gender are significant as evident by a small model degree of freedom

Incorrect

5. The overall effects of drugs and gender are significant as evident by a small value of error mean square of 5.8295

Incorect

6. The effect of drug is more significant than the effect of gender

We can not make this conclusion

7. The overall effects of drugs and gender are significant as evident by the high F-ratio associated with a probability area of less than 0.05

Correct.

Tests of Between-Subjects Effects

Dependent Variable: Pain

Source

Type III Sum of Squares

df

Mean Square

F

Sig.

Corrected Model

180.158a

5

36.032

6.181

.001

Intercept

1811.208

1

1811.208

310.697

.000

Gender

73.489

1

73.489

12.606

.001

Drug

50.902

2

25.451

4.366

.023

Gender * Drug

30.406

2

15.203

2.608

.092

Error

157.396

27

5.829

Total

2738.664

33

Corrected Total

337.554

32

a. R Squared = .534 (Adjusted R Squared = .447)

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