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In the previous chapter, students learned how to compare the means of two groups with the t-test and U test. In Chapter 9, students are taught how to statistically compare three or more groups/levels among one or two independent variables. Students are also coached through three different kinds of ANOVAs: between-subjects, within-subjects, and between-within methods. The assumptions for these ANOVAs are reviewed and step-by-step instructions are given in SPSS and R. Student researchers are also taught how to interpret the results for testing hypotheses that use an ANOVA.
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