Study on Well-being Differences based on Gender and Therapy Type
- Which is not one of the steps for Prepping the data for analysis:
- reverse scoring any necessary items in the measure
- checking reliability of the measure
- deciding whether or not to reject the null hypothesis
- computing overall score for the measure
- A MANOVA is an example of ______________ statistics.
- univariate
- bivariate
- multivariate
- A 3x2 ANOVA refers to an analysis with:
- 2 IVs with 3 levels each
- 2 IVs: one with 3 levels and one with 2 levels
- 3 IVs with 2 levels each
- 1 IV with 3 levels, 1 DV with 2 levels
- MANOVA is an extension of ANOVA, in which we assess:
- Main effects and interactions of IVs on the DV after controlling for the effect of one or more covariates
- Main effects and interactions of the IV(s) on the DVs
- Main effect of the IV on the DV
- None of the above
- The BEST multivariate test to use when all assumptions have been met is:
- Pillai’s Bartlett Trace
- Wilk’s Lambda
- Hotelling-Lawley
- Roy’s Largest Root
- The BEST within-subjects effects test to use when all assumptions have been met is:
- Sphericity Assumed
- Greenhouse-Geisser
- Huynh-Feldt
- Lower-bound
- Multiple regression is an extension of simple linear regression, in which we assess:
- If one variable predicts one other variable
- If one variable predicts a set of other variables
- The best set of predictors in predicting one other variable
- None of the above
- What does R2tell us in multiple regression?
- the strength and direction of the relationship, ranging from -1 to 1
- the amount of difference between two groups
- the percent of variance in the DV explained by the IVs
- the frequency in the sample compared to the population
- Hierarchical regression differs from multiple linear regression, because hierarchical regression…
- does not specify which variables to control for
- does not specify the order in which to enter the variables
- does specify the order in which to enter the variables into the analysis
- only has one predictor variable
- Mixed within-between subjects repeated measures ANOVA differs from within-subjects only repeated measures ANOVA, because mixed within-between subjects repeated measures ANOVA…
- only has one independent variable
- looks at changes over time
- has a within subjects independent variable
- has a between subjects independent variable
- What is/are the main difference(s) between discriminant analysis and logistic regression?
- Discriminant analysis can be more accurate/less biased because of the jack knife method (aka leave one out method)
- Discriminant analysis allows us to predict membership to more than 2 groups
- Logistic regression is less sensitive to violations of assumptions
- All of the above
(For Questions #12-19) VIGNETTE 1: A psychologist is interested in studying if there is a significant difference in well-being (as measured by the outcome rating scale, a 75 question, summative 10-point likert scale measure) based on gender (male, female) and type of therapy received (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Systemic Therapy).
- What is/are the IV(s)?
- well-being
- gender, type of therapy
- well-being, gender
- type of therapy, well-being
- What is the level of measurement of the IV(s)?
- nominal
- ordinal
- interval
- ratio
- What is/are the DV(s)?
- well-being
- gender, type of therapy
- well-being, gender
- type of therapy, well-being
- What is the level of measurement of the DV(s)?
- nominal
- ordinal
- interval
- ratio
- What is the appropriate statistical analysis to answer this research question?
- mixed within-between subjects repeated measures analysis of variance
- one-way multivariate analysis of variance
- two-way analysis of covariance
- two-way analysis of variance
- Based on the plot below, would you estimate (aka does it APPEAR) that there is a main effect for gender on well-being?
- yes
- no
- Based on the plot below, would you estimate that there is a main effect for type of therapy on well-being?
- yes
- no
- Based on the plot below, would you estimate that there is a gender x therapy interaction effect on well-being?
- yes
- no