Why do we use SPSS to calculate a factorial ANOVA?
What will be an ideal response?
Ans: Calculating a factorial ANOVA by hand is very laborious, so it is faster and easier to use SPSS to calculate a factorial ANOVA.
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18) Existing data can be found in print and web resources. All of the activities below would be reasons to use and discuss them in a classroom EXCEPT:
a. Difference between facts and inference. b. Message intended by the person who made the graph. c. Effectiveness of the graph in communicating the findings. d. Process of gathering data to answer questions.
In a recent national survey, many parents of children age 5–14 who play an organized team sport or participate in gymnastics said ______.
a. that safety is a number one concern in their children’s participation in sports b. that coaches do not do enough to ensure the safety of their children c. they did not worry that much about their child being injured as a consequence of participation d. they are particularly concerned about their child receiving a concussion above all other sport-related injuries
Assumptions can hold you back when test taking
A. True B. False
Setting and maintaining limits comes easily to people who teach
a. True b. False