Statistics - ANOVA Projects

Student Study Group (hours) Verbal SAT Score Math SAT Score 1 0 350 500 2 0 480 520 3 0 395 450 4 0 440

Student	Study Group (hours)	Verbal SAT Score	Math SAT Score
1	0	350	500
2	0	480	520
3	0	395	450
4	0	440	510
5	0	385	470
6	20	500	560
7	20	490	540
8	20	560	580
9	20	495	590
10	20	495	550
11	40	550	610
12	40	590	630
13	40	580	620
14	40	550	590
15	40	620	580

Enter the following data into SPSS and calculate descriptive statistics for the verbal and math SAT scores grouped by study hours (0 v 20 v 40)
Produce the output tables
Are there any differences?
If there are differences, what are they?

Educational researchers conducted an experiment to test whether preparation course affect Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) performance (dependent variable). Specifically, 5 high school juniors were randomly assigned to each of three study conditions:

0 hours of coursework preparation.
20 hours of coursework preparation
40 hours of coursework preparation

After all the coursework was completed, all 15 students were given the SAT and their scores on the verbal and math sections were collected.

Design an experiment

Decide on a statistical analysis

Conduct a statistical analysis

Decide if there is a significant difference.

Enter the following data into SPSS and calculate descriptive statistics by gender

Produce the output tables

Height	Weight	Gender
66	150	Male
69	155	Male
73	160	Male
72	160	Male
68	150	Male
63	140	Male
74	165	Male
70	150	Male
66	110	Female
64	100	Female
60	95	Female
67	110	Female
64	105	Female
63	100	Female
67	110	Female
65	105	Female

Are their differences between gender?
If so, what are they?
What are the descriptive for the entire sample? How do they differ from the descriptive obtained from each gender?

Price: $16.58

Solution: The downloadable solution consists of 11 pages, 558 words and 11 charts.
Deliverable: Word Document