ANOVA Solving Steps From SPSS

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    ANOVA solving steps from SPSS

    The ANOVA test is a parametric test, which assumes:

    1. Population Normality Data is numerical data representing samples fromnormally distributed populations.

    2. Homogeneity of Variance The variances of the groups are similar3. The size of the groups is similar.4. The group should be independent.

    Consider the following example:

    Vijender Gupta wants to compare the scores of CBSE students from four

    metro cities of India i.e. Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai, Chennai. He obtained 20

    particular scores based on random sampling from metros cities, collecting100 responses. Also mote that, this is independent design, since the

    respondents are from different cities. He made following hypothesis:

    Null Hypothesis:

    There is no significant difference in scores from different metro cities of India.

    Alternate Hypotheses:

    There is significant difference in scores from different metro cities of India.

    Make the variable view of data table as shown below:

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    Enter the

    following

    values:

    1 400.00

    1 450.00

    1 499.00

    1 480.00

    1 494.00

    1 300.00

    1 350.00

    1 356.00

    1 269.00

    1 298.00

    1 299.00

    1 599.001 466.00

    1 591.00

    1 502.00

    1 598.00

    1 548.00

    1 459.00

    1 489.00

    1 499.00

    2 389.00

    2 398.00

    2 399.00

    2 599.00

    2 598.00

    2 457.00

    2 498.00

    2 400.00

    2 300.00

    2 369.00

    2 368.00

    2 348.00

    2 499.00

    2 475.00

    2 489.00

    2 498.00

    2 399.00

    2 398.00

    2 378.00

    2 498.003 488.00

    3 469.00

    3 425.00

    3 450.00

    3 399.00

    3 385.00

    3 358.00

    3 299.00

    3 298.00

    3 389.00

    3 398.00

    3 349.00

    3 358.00

    3 498.00

    3 452.00

    3 411.00

    3 398.00

    3 379.00

    3 295.00

    3 250.00

    4 450.00

    4 400.00

    4 450.00

    4 428.00

    4 398.00

    4 359.00

    4 360.00

    4 302.004 310.00

    4 295.00

    4 259.00

    4 301.00

    4 322.00

    4 365.00

    4 389.00

    4 378.00

    4 345.00

    4 498.00

    4 489.00

    4 456.00

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    Click onAnalyze Menu >> Compare Means >> One Way Anova >> One-Way

    Anovadialogue box will be opened.

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    Select Student Score (Dependent Variable) in Dependent Listbox and City

    (independent Variable) in the factor as shown below.

    Click Contrastspush button. Contrastssub dialogue box will be opened. See that

    all the settings remain as shown in the figure below. Click Continueto close this sub

    dialogue box and come back to One-Way ANOVA box.

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    Click Post Hocpush button. Post Hocsub dialogue box will be opened. See that all

    the settings remain as shown in the figure below. Click Tukeytest and click box.

    Also note that significant levelin this sub dialogue box is 0.05, which can be

    changed according to the need.

    Click Optionspush button. Options sub dialogue box will be opened. Select the

    Descriptiveand Homogeneity of Variancetest check box and see that all the

    settings remain as shown in the figure below. Click Continueto close this sub

    dialogue box and come back to One-way ANOVAdialogue box. Click OKto see theoutput viewer.

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