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Factorial Analysis of Variance: Julia Hartman
Factorial Analysis of Variance: Julia Hartman
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Julia Hartman
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Factorial ANOVA:
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In this tutorial, Factorial Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) will be used to determine whether gender and residency location interact to affect scores on the US Medical Licensing Exam (Part 2) scores.
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Independent variables (fixed factors) gender: Gender of student (1 = female, 2 = male) resloc: Residency location (1 = in-state, 2 = out of state) Dependent variable usmle2: USMLE Step 2 (continuous)
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Selecting Variables
Choose the variables for analysis from the list in the variable box. For this tutorial, begin by pointing to the variable labeled
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Choose the variables for analysis from the list in the variable box. For this tutorial, begin by pointing to the variable labeled
GENDER OF STUDENT
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Move gender, a categorical variable, to the box labeled Fixed Factor(s) by clicking the arrow.
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Scroll down the list, point to the variable resloc, which is labeled RESIDENCY LOCATION,
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Scroll down the list, point to the variable resloc, which is labeled RESIDENCY LOCATION,
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Move resloc, another categorical variable, to the box labeled Fixed Factor(s) by clicking the arrow.
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Scroll further down the list and point to the variable usmle2, which is labeled USMLE STEP 2,
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Scroll further down the list and point to the variable usmle2, which is labeled
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Move usmle2, a continuous variable, to the box labeled Dependent Variable by clicking the arrow.
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The Univariate GLM procedure offers a number of options. Click this button for a list of the options included in this tutorial.
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Request profile plots of estimated marginal means by clicking the button labeled
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This tutorial requests both available profile plots, gender*resloc and resloc*gender. Click gender in the Factors box.
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To request the plot of resloc*gender, click resloc in the Factors box.
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Request other options by clicking the appropriate checkbox. In the Display area, click the checkbox for Descriptive statistics
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This tutorial uses no more options, so click the Continue button.
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