task 7 solutions 1-3

Post Hoc Tests Multiple Comparisons Dependent Variable: Father's age (yrs) Mean ()) Father's Height 95% Confidence Interval (J) Father's Height Difference (1- Category Category J) Std. Error Sig. Lower Bound Upper Bound LSD 175 cm or shorter Between 175 cm and 185 5.317 2.274 024 .75 9.89 cm 185 cm or taller 6.478 2.543 014 1.36 11.59 Between 175 cm and 185 175 cm or shorter -5.317 2.274 .024 -9.89 -.75 cm 185 cm or taller 1.161 2.221 .604 -3.30 5.63 185 cm or taller 175 cm or shorter -6.478 2.543 014 -11.59 -1.36 Between 175 cm and 185 -1.161 2.221 604 -5.63 3.30 cm Bonferroni 175 cm or shorter Between 175 cm and 185 5.317 2.274 071 -.32 10.96 cm 185 cm or taller 6.478 2.543 042 17 12.79 Between 175 cm and 185 175 cm or shorter -5.317 2.274 .071 -10.96 32 cm 185 cm or taller 1.161 2.221 1.000 -4.35 6.67 185 cm or taller 175 cm or shorter -6.478 2.543 042 -12.79 -.17 Between 175 cm and 185 -1.161 2.221 1.000 -6.67 4.35 cmTask 7- ANOVA (Post-Hoc Analysis) Regardless of your conclusion about proceeding to post-hoc analysis in the preceding task, perform both Bonferroni and LSD post-hoc analyses (if you haven't already done so). 1. How many unique pairwise comparisons do you have for each post-hoc analysis (i.e. for each of LSD and Bonferroni)? 5Page 2. Complete the following table (you should use the template table provided and delete rows as necessary). The name of the first comparison is provided as an example of how to fill in that column. The p-values should be reported to at least 3 decimal places. 3. Do each your Bonferroni and LSD conclusions match, or do you have any contradictory results (where one indicates a significant difference, but the other does not)? If any contradict, suggest an explanation as to why. You do not need to include the SPSS output for this task in your assignment - just the table below. Bonferroni LSD Comparison Significant? Significant? p-value (Yes/No) P-value (Yes/No) e.g. 175 cm or shorter & Between 175 cm and 185 cm