PAIRWISE COMPARISON PROCEDURES FOR ONE-WAY ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE DESIGNS

Pairwise Comparison Proce)ures for One-way Analysis of Variance Designs

Research in the behavioral and health sciences frequently involves the application of one-factor analysis of variance models. The goal may be to compare several independent groups of subjects on a quantitative dependent variable or to compare measurements made on a single group of subjects on different occasions or under different conditions. In analyzing data of this kind, it is usually of int...

The One-way Analysis of Variance

Analysis of Variance for a One-Way Classification of Data

The Status of Multiple Comparisons: Simultaneous Estimation of All Pairwise Comparisons in One-Way ANOVA Designs

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Teaching Principles of One-Way Analysis of Variance Using

I present an active learning classroom exercise illustrating essential principles of one-way analysis of variance (ANOVA) methods. The exercise is easily conducted by the instructor and is instructive (as well as enjoyable) for the students. This is conducive for demonstrating many theoretical and practical issues related to ANOVA and lends itself to multiple possible configurations of ANOVA re...