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    Results: The results of this study were analyzed through a One-Way Analysis of Variance (ANOVA). This statistical technique was used because a one-way ANOVA is readily used to determine whether there are any significant differences between the means of the different groups considered. In the case of this study, the averages of attractiveness ratings between the different arousal condition groups were compared to identify any differences, which is ultimately used to determine which group had the…

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    the measurement or operationalization of this variable. The central independent variable I chose was number of group memberships. The variable was measured by simply asking respondents for the number of groups that they belonged to. The unit of analysis in individuals, and the variable is continuous. The mean is 0.833, indicating that the number of memberships is skewed toward zero, with the mean not quite reaching one full group membership. The standard deviation is 1.38. There are a total of…

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    Differences In ANOVA

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    indicates that the difference between at least two of the groups in the analysis is not random and that there is a significant difference (Sukal, 2013). On the other hand, if an F is small then it indicates that the independent variable did not have enough of an impact (Sukal, 2013). Therefore, by using the before mentioned statistical test, to determine the F ratio, this writer would be able to tell whether if there is a variance that can be explained by the independent variable on the…

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    recommendation (A-D). The one way ANOVA variance analysis used to access the difference between the groups. All numerical data served as an instrument and a tool (Roddy et al., 2006). Though, group “B” in the randomized control trials is not accessible for certain recommendations, the data still held at 95%. The grade of the data is acquired in two ways. (1) By classifying the category of evidence, and (2) by giving a strength of recommendation. An ANOVA variance analysis test is performed in…

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    dissertations; the following is information required to complete the excel spreadsheet: citation, advisor, advisor’s credentials, purpose, questions, hypothesis, independent and dependent variable(s), sample (n), sampling method, research type, statistical analysis, instrument utilized, reliability and validity, alternate explanation, limitation, future research and finally significance. Once this information was found from each dissertation, we then presented the spreadsheet to the instructor…

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    Statistics is a branch of mathematics that involves collecting data and interpreting it. It includes a variety of tests. One example of a statistical test that is used to organize data is the one sample z-test. In this statistical test, there is only one group being tested. The one sample z-test is used to compare a sample statistic against a population Salkind (2014). It determines whether a sample can represent a population. The information provided by the one sample z-test gives enough…

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    Reflection 30: Unexcused Absences ANOVA Methods An analysis of variance (ANOVA) test is used to evaluate statistically significant differences between two or more samples (Creighton, 2007). For this assignment, I tested the hypothesis stating there is a difference between the number of unexcused absences for ninth through twelfth grade students at North Panola High School (NPHS). To conduct my ANOVA test, I first obtained monthly absence data for ninth, tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade…

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    The data from the cytotoxicity study was analyzed using factorial analysis of variance (ANOVA) with statistical software Dell Statistica (data analysis software system) version 12, Dell Inc, Tulsa, USA, country (2015) available from http://www.Software.dell.com. The data from total GSH and ROS assays were analyzed using “one-way ANOVA followed by Dunnett’s multiple comparison tests with GraphPad Prism version 6.00 for Windows (GraphPad Software, La Jolla California USA,…

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    Soil preference of the Red Compost Worms, Eisenia fetida INTRODUCTION Earthworms provide countless benefits to humans, plants and animals, by improving drainage, advancing nutrient accessibility, and providing a steady soil system, helping to develop farm production. They benefit the soil ecosystem by decomposing and recycling organic matter, opening up pores inside the soil to develop its formation and supplying food for predators . By adding nutrients to the soil they inhabit, earthworms are…

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    STUDY VARIABLES Predictor variables: The predictor variables were composed of a heterogeneous set of variables that were grouped into the 5 different categories: surgeon demographics, subject demographics, anesthesia risk factors,, procedure-related, and anesthetic medications. Surgeon demographic variables included age, sex, degree-status (single- or dually-qualified), board certification status (board-certified yes or no) and census region (midwest, northeast, south, west). Subject…

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