In: Statistics and Probability
Consider the following example. In a study reported in the California Journal of Nursing, nurses were asked to report their degree of job-related stress. They were asked 15 questions about their work and they responded on a 1-5 scale as the amount of stress they felt. These responses were added up in order to come up with a numeric measure of job stress (15 being the minimum stress and 95 the maximum stress). Below is the Table with 3 of the groups' data: LVN, RN, CNP. This is ANOVA. What do you make of this?
You can do this in SPSS or use the following: http://turner.faculty.swau.edu/mathematics/math241/materials/anova/.
| 
 LVN  | 
 RN  | 
 CNP  | 
| 
 81  | 
 43  | 
 65  | 
| 
 41  | 
 63  | 
 48  | 
| 
 68  | 
 60  | 
 57  | 
| 
 69  | 
 52  | 
 91  | 
| 
 54  | 
 54  | 
 70  | 
| 
 62  | 
 77  | 
 67  | 
| 
 76  | 
 68  | 
 83  | 
| 
 56  | 
 57  | 
 75  | 
| 
 61  | 
 61  | 
 53  | 
| 
 65  | 
 80  | 
 71  | 
| 
 64  | 
 50  | 
 54  | 
| 
 69  | 
 37  | 
 72  | 
| 
 83  | 
 73  | 
 65  | 
| 
 85  | 
 84  | 
 58  | 
| 
 75  | 
 58  | 
 58  |