EBR.Table.18.25: Essentials of Behavioral Research: Methods and Data Analysis,...
In russmisc: A repository for a variety of useful functions.
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"Suppose our subjects are five female and five male
teachers, each assigned a different set of four pupils to
teach in a brief instructional situation. Of each of
these 10 sets of four pupils, two are female and two are
male. Furthermore, one female and one male pupil are
designated (at random) to the particular teacher as
showing special intellectual promise (high expectancy),
but nothing is said of the ramining puipils (low
expectancy)". data.EBR.Table.18.25 is the example
displayed in Table 18.25 in the refered text is provided
her in the long format. ezANOVA.EBR.Table.18.25 is the
result of the following ezANOVA function from the
package ez: ezANOVA.EBR.Table.18.25 <-
ezANOVA(data=pg555,dv=.(Score),within=.(Expectancy,StudentGender),between=.(TeacherGender),wid=.(TeacherID),return_aov=TRUE,type=3)
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Included in the package russmisc with the permission of
Robert Rosenthal.
References
Rosenthal & Rosnow. (2008). Essentials of
Behavioral Research. Boston: Mc Graw Hill. p 555.
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Description
"Suppose our subjects are five female and five male
teachers, each assigned a different set of four pupils to
teach in a brief instructional situation. Of each of
these 10 sets of four pupils, two are female and two are
male. Furthermore, one female and one male pupil are
designated (at random) to the particular teacher as
showing special intellectual promise (high expectancy),
but nothing is said of the ramining puipils (low
expectancy)". data.EBR.Table.18.25 is the example
displayed in Table 18.25 in the refered text is provided
her in the long format. ezANOVA.EBR.Table.18.25 is the
result of the following ezANOVA function from the
package ez: ezANOVA.EBR.Table.18.25 <-
ezANOVA(data=pg555,dv=.(Score),within=.(Expectancy,StudentGender),between=.(TeacherGender),wid=.(TeacherID),return_aov=TRUE,type=3)
Details
Included in the package russmisc with the permission of Robert Rosenthal.
References
Rosenthal & Rosnow. (2008). Essentials of Behavioral Research. Boston: Mc Graw Hill. p 555.
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