'Significant interaction effect' presentation slideshows

Overview of Lecture

Overview of Lecture. Factorial Designs Experimental Design Names Partitioning the Variablility The Two-Way Between Groups ANOVA Evaluating the Null Hypotheses Main effects Interactions Analytical Comparisons. Factorial Design. Much experimental psychology asks the question:

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INF397C Introduction to Research in Information Studies Spring, 2005 Day 13

INF397C Introduction to Research in Information Studies Spring, 2005 Day 13. Confidence Intervals. We calculate a confidence interval for a population parameter. The mean of a random sample from a population is a point estimate of the population mean.

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Chapter 5 Factorial Designs

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Advanced Experimental Design

Advanced Experimental Design. Chapters 8 & 9. Between-subject designs Simple randomized design Multilevel randomized design Factorial designs Within-subject designs. Experimental Designs. R. Group 1. T (24oz Pepsi). M. R. Group 2. T (No Pepsi). M. R. Group 1. T (No Pepsi). M. R.

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What predicts behavior? The Person-Situation Debate

INTERNAL FORCES ! (the person). What predicts behavior? The Person-Situation Debate. CONTEXTUAL FORCES ! (the situation). SITUATIONIST CRITIQUE OF PERSONALITY: (other names: Person-Situation Controversy; Consistency Paradox)

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13.28 Homework NCSS

13.28 Homework NCSS. The SLR model is useful. With at least 95% confidence (really using the pvalue with almost 100% confidence), we conclude square feet is significantly related to hours needed to move.

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