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Reportinga split plot anova
1. Reporting a Split-Plot ANOVA in
SPSS
Amit Sharma
Associate Professor
Dept. of Pharmacy Practice
ISF COLLEGE OF PHARMACY
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3. Note โ the reporting format shown in this
learning module is for APA. For other formats,
consult specific format guides.
4. Note โ the reporting format shown in this
learning module is for APA. For other formats,
consult specific format guides. It is also
recommended to consult the latest APA manual
to compare what is described in this learning
module with the most updated formats for APA.
6. A typical example of a split-plot analysis report
might be: โThe main effect of Gender was
significant, F(1, 19) = 7.91, MSE = 23.20, p <
0.01, as was the main effect of Time, F(3, 19) =
12.70, MSE = 23.20, p < 0.01. The interaction of
these two factors was not significant, F(3, 19) =
2.71, MSE = 23.20, n.s.โ
8. Letโs break this down: โThe main effect of
Gender was significant, F(1, 19) = 7.91, MSE =
23.20, p < 0.01, as was the main effect of Time,
F(3, 19) = 12.70, MSE = 23.20, p < 0.01. The
interaction of these two factors was not
significant, F(3, 19) = 2.71, MSE = 23.20, n.s.โ
9. Letโs break this down: โThe main effect of
Gender was significant, F(1, 19) = 7.91, MSE =
23.20, p < 0.01, as was the main effect of Time,
F(3, 19) = 12.70, MSE = 23.20, p < 0.01. The
interaction of these two factors was not
significant, F(3, 19) = 2.71, MSE = 23.20, n.s.โ
This is the F ratio for the 1st
main effect. We compare
this value with the F critical.
If the F ratio is greater than
the F critical then we would
reject the null hypothesis.
10. Letโs break this down: โThe main effect of
Gender was significant, F(1, 19) = 7.91, MSE =
23.20, p < 0.01, as was the main effect of Time,
F(3, 19) = 12.70, MSE = 23.20, p < 0.01. The
interaction of these two factors was not
significant, F(3, 19) = 2.71, MSE = 23.20, n.s.โ
This is the degrees of freedom for gender
- 2 levels (female & male) - 1 = 1.
11. Letโs break this down: โThe main effect of
Gender was significant, F(1, 19) = 7.91, MSE =
23.20, p < 0.01, as was the main effect of Time,
F(3, 19) = 12.70, MSE = 23.20, p < 0.01. The
interaction of these two factors was not
significant, F(3, 19) = 2.71, MSE = 23.20, n.s.โ
This is the degrees of
freedom for error value.
12. Letโs break this down: โThe main effect of
Gender was significant, F(1, 19) = 7.91, MSE =
23.20, p < 0.01, as was the main effect of Time,
F(3, 19) = 12.70, MSE = 23.20, p < 0.01. The
interaction of these two factors was not
significant, F(3, 19) = 2.71, MSE = 23.20, n.s.โ
This is the F ratio for the 2nd
main effect
13. Letโs break this down: โThe main effect of
Gender was significant, F(1, 19) = 7.91, MSE =
23.20, p < 0.01, as was the main effect of Time,
F(3, 19) = 12.70, MSE = 23.20, p < 0.01. The
interaction of these two factors was not
significant, F(3, 19) = 2.71, MSE = 23.20, n.s.โ
This is the Mean Square
for the Error Value
14. Letโs break this down: โThe main effect of
Gender was significant, F(1, 19) = 7.91, MSE =
23.20, p < 0.01, as was the main effect of Time,
F(3, 19) = 12.70, MSE = 23.20, p < 0.01. The
interaction of these two factors was not
significant, F(3, 19) = 2.71, MSE = 23.20, n.s.โ
This is the p value indicating
that result was statistically
significant.
15. Letโs break this down: โThe main effect of
Gender was significant, F(1, 19) = 7.91, MSE =
23.20, p < 0.01, as was the main effect of Time,
F(3, 19) = 12.70, MSE = 23.20, p < 0.01. The
interaction of these two factors was not
significant, F(3, 19) = 2.71, MSE = 23.20, n.s.โ
F ratio or value for the 2nd
main effect
16. Letโs break this down: โThe main effect of
Gender was significant, F(1, 19) = 7.91, MSE =
23.20, p < 0.01, as was the main effect of Time,
F(3, 19) = 12.70, MSE = 23.20, p < 0.01. The
interaction of these two factors was not
significant, F(3, 19) = 2.71, MSE = 23.20, n.s.โ
Degrees of freedom for 4
levels of time (4-1 = 3)
17. Letโs break this down: โThe main effect of
Gender was significant, F(1, 19) = 7.91, MSE =
23.20, p < 0.01, as was the main effect of Time,
F(3, 19) = 12.70, MSE = 23.20, p < 0.01. The
interaction of these two factors was not
significant, F(3, 19) = 2.71, MSE = 23.20, n.s.โ
Degrees of freedom for
the error value.
18. Letโs break this down: โThe main effect of
Gender was significant, F(1, 19) = 7.91, MSE =
23.20, p < 0.01, as was the main effect of Time,
F(3, 19) = 12.70, MSE = 23.20, p < 0.01. The
interaction of these two factors was not
significant, F(3, 19) = 2.71, MSE = 23.20, n.s.โ
This is the F ratio for the
2nd main effect
19. Letโs break this down: โThe main effect of
Gender was significant, F(1, 19) = 7.91, MSE =
23.20, p < 0.01, as was the main effect of Time,
F(3, 19) = 12.70, MSE = 23.20, p < 0.01. The
interaction of these two factors was not
significant, F(3, 19) = 2.71, MSE = 23.20, n.s.โ
This is the Mean Square for
the Error Value
20. Letโs break this down: โThe main effect of
Gender was significant, F(1, 19) = 7.91, MSE =
23.20, p < 0.01, as was the main effect of Time,
F(3, 19) = 12.70, MSE = 23.20, p < 0.01. The
interaction of these two factors was not
significant, F(3, 19) = 2.71, MSE = 23.20, n.s.โ
This is the p value indicating that
result of the 2nd main effect was
statistically significant.
21. Letโs break this down: โThe main effect of
Gender was significant, F(1, 19) = 7.91, MSE =
23.20, p < 0.01, as was the main effect of Time,
F(3, 19) = 12.70, MSE = 23.20, p < 0.01. The
interaction of these two factors was not
significant, F(3, 19) = 2.71, MSE = 23.20, n.s.โ
F ratio or value for the
interaction effect
22. Letโs break this down: โThe main effect of
Gender was significant, F(1, 19) = 7.91, MSE =
23.20, p < 0.01, as was the main effect of Time,
F(3, 19) = 12.70, MSE = 23.20, p < 0.01. The
interaction of these two factors was not
significant, F(3, 19) = 2.71, MSE = 23.20, n.s.โ
Degrees of freedom for (2-1=1)
levels of gender TIMES (4-1=3)
EQUALS 3 time X
23. Letโs break this down: โThe main effect of
Gender was significant, F(1, 19) = 7.91, MSE =
23.20, p < 0.01, as was the main effect of Time,
F(3, 19) = 12.70, MSE = 23.20, p < 0.01. The
interaction of these two factors was not
significant, F(3, 19) = 2.71, MSE = 23.20, n.s.โ
Degrees of freedom for
the error value.
24. Letโs break this down: โThe main effect of
Gender was significant, F(1, 19) = 7.91, MSE =
23.20, p < 0.01, as was the main effect of Time,
F(3, 19) = 12.70, MSE = 23.20, p < 0.01. The
interaction of these two factors was not
significant, F(3, 19) = 2.71, MSE = 23.20, n.s.โ
This is the F ratio for the
interaction effect
25. Letโs break this down: โThe main effect of
Gender was significant, F(1, 19) = 7.91, MSE =
23.20, p < 0.01, as was the main effect of Time,
F(3, 19) = 12.70, MSE = 23.20, p < 0.01. The
interaction of these two factors was not
significant, F(3, 19) = 2.71, MSE = 23.20, n.s.โ
This is the Mean Square
for the Error Value
26. Letโs break this down: โThe main effect of
Gender was significant, F(1, 19) = 7.91, MSE =
23.20, p < 0.01, as was the main effect of Time,
F(3, 19) = 12.70, MSE = 23.20, p < 0.01. The
interaction of these two factors was not
significant, F(3, 19) = 2.71, MSE = 23.20, n.s.โ
This means that the
result is not significant.