In: Statistics and Probability
2. A business school curriculum committee is evaluating three formats for lab sections to accompany a traditional class. A standard examination generated the following average scores for some sample classes.
Lab Method
Lecture Computer Mixed
78 77 83
85 86 91
64 71 75
77 75 78
81 80 82
75 77 80
test to see if there is a difference in the average scores across the different methods. Use alpha = 0.05.
GIVEN:
A business school curriculum committee is evaluating three formats for lab sections to accompany a traditional class. The data displays the average scores for some sample classes of three formats for lab sections.
Since the problem is to test whether there is a difference in the average scores across the three different methods. We use ONE WAY ANOVA to solve this problem.
I have used R code for one way ANOVA.
HYPOTHESIS:
The hypothesis is given by:
The average scores for three different formats for lab sections to accompany a traditional class are the same.
The average scores for at least two different formats for lab sections to accompany a traditional class differs.
ONE WAY ANOVA R OUTPUT:
LEVEL OF SIGNIFICANCE:
CONCLUSION:
From the above output, since the p-value is greater than , we fail to reject null hypothesis at % level and conclude that the average scores for three different formats for lab sections to accompany a traditional class are the same. In other words, there is no significant difference in average scores for three different formats for lab sections to accompany a traditional class.