EXSC520 Week 5 Case Study Analysis of Variance with Repeated Measures Assignment

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CASE STUDY ASSIGNMENT INSTRUCTIONS

OVERVIEW

For each Case Study Assignment, use the SPSS demonstration indicated below. Each demonstration will guide you through the following analyses and tests: assumptions testing, statistical analysis, asneeded posthoc analysis, and creation of tables and figures as needed. Additionally, use the corresponding data and Case Study Template formto create and record your findings as you interpret from the analyses.

INSTRUCTIONS

Case Study Assignments:

•             CORRELATION AND BIVARIATE REGRESSION

•             T-TEST COMPARING MEANS FROM TWO SETS OF DATA

•             SIMPLE ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE

•             ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE WITH REPEATED MEASURES

•             FACTORIAL ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE

•             NONPARAMETRIC STATISTICS

To successfully complete eachCase Study Assignment, all of the following instructions must be adhered to along with meeting all the components of theCase Study Grading Rubric. Only paste tables/figures in their designated location in the Case Study Template. Responses to questions along with the Write-up must be written in paragraph format. Content should be written in past tense as it conforms more to research journal format.When discussing statistical significance, the specific p-value must be included (example: “heart rate was statistically greater during running versus cycling (189 vs. 143 bpm) (p=0.03) as indicated in Table 1.”)