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Two-way ANOVA (8 pts) Research Scenario: A developmental psychologist is looking into the effects of play...

Two-way ANOVA (8 pts)

Research Scenario: A developmental psychologist is looking into the effects of play group size on empathy and whether this differs by age. She has two age groups – four year olds and eight year olds. Each of those age groups is split into three separate groups for an entire semester during structured free time: play alone (n = 8 per age group), dyads (n = 8 per age group), or groups of 4 (n = 8 per age group). At the end of the semester, empathy is measured using the Young Children’s Empathy Measure during the parent-teacher conference (Poresky, 1990), which uses an accuracy scale of 0 – 4, with higher scores indicating more cognitive and affective empathy.

The scores for each group are shown in the table below. Remember to name and define your variables (your two factors and your one dependent variable) under the “Variable View,” then return to the “Data View” to enter and analyze the data. Remember, each factor (i.e. independent variable) is represented within a single column in SPSS using numbers to identify the categories (e.g., 0 = four year olds / 1 = eight year olds). The dependent variable will have its own column, so you will end with three columns of data. (Note the data set is small to ease your burden – use a two-way ANOVA regardless!) Conduct a two-way ANOVA to determine whether age and/or play group size affects empathy.

4 y/o 8 y/o

4 y/o

8 y/o

ALONE

DYAD

FOUR

ALONE

DYAD

FOUR

2.7

2.3

2.4

2.8

3.1

3.8

2.3

2.5

2.6

3.1

3.5

3.6

3.1

3.3

2.6

3

3.1

2.6

2.5

2.4

3.1

3.5

3.4

3

2.6

3

3.2

2.6

3

3.4

2

2.7

3

2.4

2.7

3.3

2.9

2.1

2.7

2.8

2.6

3.1

2.4

2.4

2.6

3.4

3.1

3

  1. Paste the relevant SPSS output, including post hocs if necessary.  (2 pts)
  1. Create the most appropriate graph(s) for this data given the results (make sure to have axes titles and error bars). (2 pts)
  1. Write an APA-style Results section based on your analysis. All homework “Results sections” should follow the examples provided in the presentations and textbooks. They should include the statistical statement within a complete sentence that mentions the type of test conducted, whether the test was significant, and if relevant, effect size and/or post hoc analyses. Don’t forget to include a decision about the null hypothesis. (4 pts)

Solutions

Expert Solution

Solution)

H01= There is no siginificant effect of age group on Empathy.

H11= There is significant effect of age group on empathy.

H02=There is no significant effect of play group on empathy.

H12=There is significant effect of play group on empathy.

we have 3 variables

1. Age group (independent variable)

2.Play group. (independent variable)

3.Empathy. (dependent variable)

To perform 2 way anova

Steps : analyse -- general linear model-- univarate--dependent(empathy)--facor(play group,age group) .

Our entered data in SPSS is

Age_Group

Play_Group

Empathy

1

four years old

Play Alone

2.7

2

four years old

Play Alone

2.3

3

four years old

Play Alone

3.1

4

four years old

Play Alone

2.5

5

four years old

Play Alone

2.6

6

four years old

Play Alone

2.0

7

four years old

Play Alone

2.9

8

four years old

Play Alone

2.4

9

four years old

Play dyad

2.3

10

four years old

Play dyad

2.5

11

four years old

Play dyad

3.3

12

four years old

Play dyad

2.4

13

four years old

Play dyad

3.0

14

four years old

Play dyad

2.7

15

four years old

Play dyad

2.1

16

four years old

Play dyad

2.4

17

four years old

Play four

2.4

18

four years old

Play four

2.6

19

four years old

Play four

2.6

20

four years old

Play four

3.1

21

four years old

Play four

3.2

22

four years old

Play four

3.0

23

four years old

Play four

2.7

24

four years old

Play four

2.6

25

eight years old

Play Alone

2.8

26

eight years old

Play Alone

3.1

27

eight years old

Play Alone

3.0

28

eight years old

Play Alone

3.5

29

eight years old

Play Alone

2.6

30

eight years old

Play Alone

2.4

31

eight years old

Play Alone

2.8

32

eight years old

Play Alone

3.4

33

eight years old

Play dyad

3.1

34

eight years old

Play dyad

3.5

35

eight years old

Play dyad

3.1

36

eight years old

Play dyad

3.4

37

eight years old

Play dyad

3.0

38

eight years old

Play dyad

2.7

39

eight years old

Play dyad

2.6

40

eight years old

Play dyad

3.1

41

eight years old

Play four

3.8

42

eight years old

Play four

3.6

43

eight years old

Play four

2.6

44

eight years old

Play four

3.0

45

eight years old

Play four

3.4

46

eight years old

Play four

3.3

47

eight years old

Play four

3.1

48

eight years old

Play four

3.0

Total

N

48

48

48

Between-Subjects Factors

Value Label

N

Age_Group

0.00

four years old

24

1.00

eight years old

24

Play_Group

1.00

Play Alone

16

2.00

Play dyad

16

3.00

Play four

16

Descriptive Statistics

Dependent Variable:   Empathy

Age_Group

Play_Group

Mean

Std. Deviation

N

four years old

Play Alone

2.562

.3462

8

Play dyad

2.588

.3944

8

Play four

2.775

.2866

8

Total

2.642

.3438

24

eight years old

Play Alone

2.950

.3780

8

Play dyad

3.063

.3068

8

Play four

3.225

.3808

8

Total

3.079

.3599

24

Total

Play Alone

2.756

.4033

16

Play dyad

2.825

.4203

16

Play four

3.000

.4000

16

Total

2.860

.4124

48

Levene's Test of Equality of Error Variancesa,b

Levene Statistic

df1

df2

Sig.

Empathy

Based on Mean

.276

5

42

.924

Tests of Between-Subjects Effects

Dependent Variable:   Empathy

Source

Type III Sum of Squares

df

Mean Square

F

Sig.

Partial Eta Squared

Corrected Model

2.819a

5

.564

4.574

.002

.353

Intercept

392.735

1

392.735

3186.646

.000

.987

Age_Group

2.297

1

2.297

18.637

.000

.307

Play_Group

.505

2

.253

2.050

.141

.089

Age_Group * Play_Group

.016

2

.008

.066

.936

.003

Error

5.176

42

.123

Total

400.730

48

Corrected Total

7.995

47

a. R Squared = .353 (Adjusted R Squared = .275)

since p-value for Age group =0.000<0.05 , so, we reject our null hypothesis (H01)

and concluded that there is significant effect of age group on empathy.

since, p-value for Play grop =0.141>0.05 so, we do not reject null hypothesis(H02).

and concluded that there is not significant effect of Play group on empathy.

since,p-value for interaction (age*play) group =0.936>0.05 we do not reject null hypothesis .

and concluded that there is not significant effect of (age*play) group on empathy.

From the above table we have seen that only Age group Significantly affects empathy .

but we can not apply post hoc age group because there is only 2 groups in ages i.e four year old and eight year old..


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