When the null hypothesis is rejected in ANOVA, the ANOVA test reveals which means are significantly different from which other means.
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Rejecting the null hypothesis only indicates that at least one population mean is different from at least one other.
A marginal mean is
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A mean that is almost significant.
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The mean of the means of one variable averaging over the levels of another variable.
The mean of the means of one variable averaging over the levels of another variable.
A main effect is a comparison of
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Marginal means
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Standardized means
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Simple effects
Marginal means
To compare a control group with the average of the other three groups, you would use
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Tukey's test
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An interaction test
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A specific comparison
A specific comparison
To compare each mean with each other mean, you would use
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Tukey's test
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An interaction test
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A specific comparison
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ANOVA
Tukey's test
An interaction makes it difficult to interpret
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simple effects
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pairwise comparisons
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specific comparisons
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main effects
Main effects. The interaction means the simple effects differ and therefore the main effect does not tell the whole story.
If one simple effect is significant and another is not, that means there is an interaction.
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False, because it is not valid to accept the null hypothesis that a simple effect is 0 when it is not significant.