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    Selecting A Statistical Test That by Number of IV and Levels of Measurements

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    This document provides guidance on selecting appropriate statistical tests based on the number of independent variables, levels of measurement, and experimental design. It outlines tests for one and two independent variables, including t-tests, ANOVA, chi-square, Mann-Whitney U, and Wilcoxon tests. Factorial designs with interval dependent variables can be analyzed using two-way ANOVA, repeated measures ANOVA, or mixed ANOVA.

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    Selecting a statistical test that by

    number of IV and levels of


    measurements

    Selecting
    Statistical Tool for
    One Independent
    Variable

    TWO
    TREATMENTS
    Level of
    Two
    Measurem Independ
    ent of
    ent Group
    Dependen
    t Variable

    MORE THAN
    TWO
    TREATMENTS

    Two
    Matched
    Groups
    (Within
    Subjects)

    Multiple
    Independ
    ent
    Groups

    MultipleMatched
    groups
    (Within
    Subjects)

    1. Interval
    or ration
    variable

    t-test for
    independe
    nt groups

    t-test for
    matched
    groups

    One-way
    ANOVA

    One-way
    ANOVA
    (repeated
    measures)

    2. Ordinal

    MannWhitney
    U Test

    Wilcoxon
    Test

    Kruskal
    Wallis Test

    Friedman
    Test

    3. Nominal

    Chi-square
    test

    Chi Square
    test

    Selecting
    Statistical Tool for
    Two Independent
    Variable

    FACTORIAL
    DESIGNS
    Level of
    Measuremen
    t of
    Dependent
    Variable

    Independent
    Groups

    Matched
    Groups
    (Within
    Subjects)

    Independent
    Groups and
    Matched
    Groups
    (Between &
    Within
    Subjects)

    1. Interval or
    ration variable

    Two-way
    ANOVA

    Two-way
    ANOVA
    (repeated
    measures)

    Two-way
    ANOVA
    (Mixed)

    2. Ordinal

    3. Nominal

    Chi-square
    test

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