Advance Biostats SPSS (Two-Way ANOVA) Use Tukey
Part 4
Step-by-Step Guide Assignment Problem 3.4
2-Way ANOVA
Problem 4. Conduct two-way ANOVA with interaction and post hoc analysis (as appropriate) using Tukey to correct for multiple comparisons. Provide relevant SPSS output.
Step 1. In the Practice_Week03_dataset.sav, go to Analyze ( General linear model (Univariate. There is only one dependent variable (Steps per month [EXERCISE]), so this is basically a univariate model.
Step 2. In the Univariate window, transfer Steps per month [EXERCISE] to the Dependent Variable box. Transfer Education level [EDUC] and Sex [SEX] to the Fixed Factor(s) box. Click Post Hoc.
Step 3. In Univariate: Post Hoc… window, transfer both EDUC and SEX to the Post Hoc Tests for box. Check Tukey. Click Continue.
Step 4. Click Options.
Step 5. Transfer EDUC and SEX to the Display Means for box. Since we are interested in the interaction between Education level and sex, also transfer EDUC*SEX to the Display Means for box. Although we have already completed Descriptive Statistics and Homogeneity tests, check them here for reference. Click Continue. Click OK
SPSS Output
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Tests of Between-Subjects Effects |
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Dependent Variable: Steps per month |
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Source |
Type III Sum of Squares |
df |
Mean Square |
F |
Sig. |
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Corrected Model |
5955549373.489a |
5 |
1191109874.698 |
4.211 |
.002 |
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Intercept |
44707311147.288 |
1 |
44707311147.288 |
158.038 |
.000 |
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EDUC |
4092792467.648 |
2 |
2046396233.824 |
7.234 |
.001 |
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SEX |
1602183746.129 |
1 |
1602183746.129 |
5.664 |
.019 |
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EDUC * SEX |
37044447.218 |
2 |
18522223.609 |
.065 |
.937 |
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Error |
26591552884.511 |
94 |
282888860.474 |
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Total |
104212533874.000 |
100 |
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Corrected Total |
32547102258.000 |
99 |
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a. R Squared = .183 (Adjusted R Squared = .140) |
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Multiple Comparisons |
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Dependent Variable: Steps per month Tukey HSD |
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(I) Education level |
(J) Education level |
Mean Difference (I-J) |
Std. Error |
Sig. |
95% Confidence Interval |
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Lower Bound |
Upper Bound |
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No or some high school |
High school diploma |
-6644.59 |
5177.451 |
.408 |
-18974.18 |
5685.01 |
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College Degree |
-16153.45* |
4797.716 |
.003 |
-27578.74 |
-4728.16 |
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High school diploma |
No or some high school |
6644.59 |
5177.451 |
.408 |
-5685.01 |
18974.18 |
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College Degree |
-9508.86* |
3803.022 |
.037 |
-18565.38 |
-452.34 |
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College Degree |
No or some high school |
16153.45* |
4797.716 |
.003 |
4728.16 |
27578.74 |
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High school diploma |
9508.86* |
3803.022 |
.037 |
452.34 |
18565.38 |
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Based on observed means. The error term is Mean Square(Error) = 282888860.474. |
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*. The mean difference is significant at the .05 level. |
Step 6. Export your SPSS output to Word and save it in your Week 3 assignment folder.