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I was told by my instructor that all my variables and set up are incorrect. Can I have assistance locating on MY Spss analysis where I can locate my correct vairables? I just need to know what sections to look in because I obviously took from the wrong one.

Analysis SPSS Output (2).spv [Document1] - IBM SPSS Statistics Viewer X File Edit View Data Transform Insert Format Analyze Graphs Utilities Extensions Window Help T Output Estimated Marginal Means Log Univariate Analysis of Variance 9 Title 1. Age Notes Between-Subjects Factors Dependent Variable: DislikeMean Tests of Between-Subjects 95% Confidence Interval .) Estimated Marginal Means Age Mean Std. Error Lower Bound Upper Bound Title 1. Age 21.00 3.786 337 3.057 4.514 2. Sex 22.00 4.167 515 3.054 5.279 A Log 23.00 4.250 .631 2.887 5.613 @ Univariate Analysis of Variance 24.00 4.750 631 3.387 6.113 Title LES Notes 25.00 3.500 631 2.137 4.863 Between-Subjects Factors 26.00 3.00 631 1.637 4.363 Tests of Between-Subjects 37.00 6.500 892 4.573 8.427 @ Estimated Marginal Means Title 40.00 8.000 892 1.073 4.927 1. Age 44.00 4.500 .631 3.137 5.863 2. Sex 45.00 2.500 .892 573 1.427 46.00 4.000 .892 2.073 5.927 2. Sex Dependent Variable: DislikeMean 95% Confidence Interval Sex Mean Std. Error Lower Bound Upper Bound Female 3.996 214 3.533 4.458 UNIANOVA DepersonMean BY Age Sex /METHOD=SSTYPE (3) /INTERCEPT=INCLUDE /EMMEANS=TABLES (Age) /EMMEANS=TABLES (Sex) /PRINT ETASQ /CRITERIA=ALPHA ( . 05) /DESIGN=Age Sex Age*Sex. IBM SPSS Statistics Processor is ready Unicode:ON 12:18 PM Type here to search O Za cl's 4/20/2021 21X Analysis SPSS Output (2).spv [Document1] - IBM SPSS Statistics Viewer File Edit View Data Transform Insert Format Analyze Graphs Utilities Extensions Window Help T Output Log Univariate Analysis of Variance Univariate Analysis of Variance 9 Title Between-Subjects Factors Notes Between-Subjects Factors Value Label N .Tests of Between-Subjects Age 21.00 7 ..) Estimated Marginal Means Title 22.00 3 1. Age 23.00 2 2. Sex 24.00 2 A Log 25.00 Univariate Analysis of Variance 2 Title 26.00 2 LES Notes 37.00 1 Between-Subjects Factors 40.00 1 "Tests of Between-Subjects @ Estimated Marginal Means 44.00 2 Title 45.00 1 1. Age 46.00 1 2. Sex Sex 1.00 Female 24 Tests of Between-Subjects Effects Dependent Variable: DepersonalizationMean Type Ill Sum Partial Eta Source of Squares Mean Square F sig. Squared Corrected Model 25.965 10 2.596 872 .579 401 Intercept 313.927 313.927 105.399 000 890 Age 25.965 10 2.596 872 579 401 Sex .000 O 000 Age * Sex 000 .000 Error 38.720 13 2.978 Total 513.188 24 Corrected Total 64.685 23 a. R Squared = .401 (Adjusted R Squared = -.059) Estimated Marginal Means IBM SPSS Statistics Processor is ready Unicode:ON 12:19 PM Type here to search O W 9E Za cl's 4/20/2021 721X Analysis SPSS Output (2).spv [Document1] - IBM SPSS Statistics Viewer File Edit View Data Transform Insert Format Analyze Graphs Utilities Extensions Window Help Output Sex .000 000 Log Univariate Analysis of Variance Age * Sex 000 0 .000 9 Title Error 38.720 13 2.978 Notes Total 513.188 24 Between-Subjects Factors 23 Tests of Between-Subjects Corrected Total 64.685 ..) Estimated Marginal Means a. R Squared = .401 (Adjusted R Squared = -.059) Title 1. Age 2. Sex Estimated Marginal Means A Log Univariate Analysis of Variance Title 1. Age LES Notes Dependent Variable: DepersonalizationMean Between-Subjects Factors Tests of Between-Subjects 95% Confidence Interval @ Estimated Marginal Means Age Mean Std. Error Lower Bound Upper Bound Title 21.00 3.964 652 2.555 5.373 1. Age 22.00 4.833 996 2.681 6.986 2. Sex 23.00 4.250 1.220 1.614 6.886 24.00 4.125 1.220 1.489 6.761 25.00 5.875 1.220 3.239 8.511 26.00 3.125 .220 489 5.761 37.00 2.250 1.726 -1.478 5.978 40.00 2.250 1.726 1.478 5.978 44.00 6.125 1.220 3.489 8.761 45.00 4.500 1.726 772 8.228 46.00 5.500 1.726 1.772 9.228 2. Sex Dependent Variable: DepersonalizationMean 95% Confidence Interval Sex Mean Std. Error Lower Bound Upper Bound Female 4.254 414 3.359 5.150 IBM SPSS Statistics Processor is ready Unicode:ON 12:19 PM Type here to search O 74 ( W 96 Za cl's 4/20/2021 21Renewals - Get X a Your Orders X Central Michig X Bb My Grades - P X Bb PSY385 - Inter X h Homebase - D. X Gift Cards.pptx X Homework He X + X C learn-us-east-1-prod-fleet02-xythos.content.blackboardcdn.com/5fe2ac6170603/3291802?X-Blackboard-Expiration=1618952400000&X-Blackboard-Signature... Update : Apps M Gmail YouTube Maps Exam 2 Flashcards |... Reading list E PSY385 - Interpreting SPSS Output 3 / 14 | 100% + IF YOU RAN A ONE-WAY ANOVA OR FULLY BETWEEN SUBJECTS FACTORIAL (TWO IV) ANOVA Look for the F value, df for the IV(s), df error, and sig for your independent variable. F is the ratio of variance due to the independent variable divided by error variance. df refers to degrees of freedom. sig is short for significance.. . the p in expressions such as p .05, the independent variable did not have a significant effect on the dependent variable. If you have more than one independent variable, the effect of each variable will be reported with its corresponding F value, df between, df within, and sig. Interactions between independent variables will also be reported in the case of a factorial ANOVA. A significant interaction (sig .58. Reply Sense of being depersonalized. PA Peart, Allison Marie . . . You need to specify that it was a one-way A 2 (Condition: positive stereotype vs. no stereotype) X 2 (Scenario: volunteer vs. team meeting) Reply between-subjects ANOVA on sense of being depersonalized revealed a main effect of Condition, PA Peart, Allison Marie . . . F(1, 13) 313.93, p > .89. Women who received a positive stereotype felt a stronger sense of These values are all incorrect. Also, please see the research report guidelines and APA manual being depersonalized (M 4.32, SD 1.68) than women who were not positively stereotyped (M re: proper formatting. 3.96, SD 1.03). Reply PA Peart, Allison Marie See comments above Reply PA Peart, Allison Marie . . . These values are all incorrect as well Renly Page 1 of 1 135 words DX English (United States) Focus + 100% 12:20 PM Type here to search W Za X 4/20/2021 721X Analysis SPSS Output (2).spv [Document1] - IBM SPSS Statistics Viewer File Edit View Data Transform Insert Format Analyze Graphs Utilities Extensions Window Help T Output Log Univariate Analysis of Variance Univariate Analysis of Variance 9 Title Notes Between-Subjects Factors Between-Subjects Factors Value Label N .Tests of Between-Subjects .) Estimated Marginal Means Age 21.00 7 Title 22.00 3 1. Age 23.00 2 2. Sex A Log 24.00 2 Univariate Analysis of Variance 25.00 2 Title 26.00 2 LES Notes Between-Subjects Factors 37.00 1 "Tests of Between-Subjects 40.00 1 Estimated Marginal Means 44.00 2 Title 45.00 1. Age 1 2. Sex 46.00 1 Sex 1.00 Female 24 Tests of Between-Subjects Effects Dependent Variable: DislikeMear Type Ill Sum Partial Eta Source of Squares Mean Square F Sig Squared Corrected Model 14.113 C 1.411 1.773 .165 577 Intercept 276.915 276.915 347.976 000 964 Age 14.113 10 1.411 1.773 .165 577 Sex .000 O .000 Age * Sex .000 0 000 Error 10.345 13 796 Total 400.500 24 Corrected Total 24.458 23 a. R Squared = .577 (Adjusted R Squared = .252) Estimated Marginal Maane IBM SPSS Statistics Processor is ready Unicode:ON 12:18 PM Type here to search O W 9E Za cl's 4/20/2021 120