2. The repeated measures ANOVA can be viewed as a two stage process.

What is the purpose for

the second stage?
4. A researcher conducts a repeated measures experiment using a sample of n=15 subjects to
evaluate the differences among three treatment conditions. If the results are examined with an
ANOVA what are the df values for the f-ratio?
6. the following data represents the results of a repeated-measures study comparing different
viewing distances for a 42 inch high definition television. Four viewing distances evaluated:
9,12,15 and 18 feet. Each participant was allowed to move freely while observing for 30
minutes. They had to spend at least 2 minutes watching from each of the four distances. At the
end, each participant rated the viewing distances on a scale of 1 (very bad) to 7 (perfect).
a. Use repeated measures ANOVA with alpha=0.5 to determine if there are significant difference
among the four distances.
b. compare n squared to measure size of the treatment effect.
Viewing Distance
Person

9 FT

12FT

15FT

18FT

Person totals

p=20

p=12

p=12

p=8

p=8

n=5 k=4 N=20 G=60 xsquared= 262 T=5 T=10 T=25 T=20 SS=8 SS=8 SS=10 SS=6

Using the data above:

a. Use a repeated measures ANOVA with alpha=0.5 to determine whether there are signifigant
mean differences among the three treatments.
b. Compute n squared, the percentage of variance accounted for by the mean differences, to
measures the size of the treatment effects.
c. Write a sentence demonstrating how a research repot would present the results of they
hypothesis test and measure of effect size.

10. participants are asked how much they would take today instead of waiting for a specific
delay period to receive $1000. Each participant responds to all 5 of the delay periods. Use a
repeated- measures ANOVA with a= .01 to determine whether there are significant differences
among the 5 delay periods for the following data:
Participant
A
B

1month
950
800

6 months

1yr

2yrs

5yrs

850

800

700

550

800

750

700

600

850

750

650

600

500

750

700

700

650

550

950

900

850

800

650

900

900

850

750

650

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16. A published report of a repeated measures research study includes the following description
of the statistical analysis includes the following description of the statistical analysis. the results
show signifigant differences among the treatment conditons F(2, 26)=4.87, p<.05.
a. How many treatment conditions were compared in the study?
b. How many people participated in the study?

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