Question: # # # # Based solely on the means, it seems that the participants without paranoia who power - posed felt
#### Based solely on the means, it seems that the participants without paranoia who powerposed felt more powerful than all others. Participants with paranoia who did not powerpose felt least powerful. Are these differences statistically significant? Let's run the ANOVA!
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fANOVAresults aovFeelingofPower ~ PoseParanoia DATAA
summaryfANOVAresults
#### Question Which effects are statistically significant?
#### Question Calculate the standardized effect size for each Factor and the
interaction by hand#### Question Based on the guidelines for standardized effect sizes eg small, large how would you describe each of these three effects?
Factor A:
Factor B:
Interaction:
Tukey multiple comparisons of means
familywise confidence level
Fit: aovformula FeelingofPower ~ Pose Paranoia, data DATAA
$Pose
$Paranoia
diff lwr upr p adj
ParanoidNonParanoid
$Pose:Paranoia
diff lwr lor upr
Power:NonParanoidNonPower:NonParanoid
NonPower:ParanoidNonPower:NonParanoid
Power:ParanoidNonPower:NonParanoid
NonPower:ParanoidPower:NonParanoid
Power:ParanoidPower:NonParnoid
Power:ParanoidNonPower:Paranoid
p adj
Power:NonParanoidNonPower:NonParanoid
NonPower:ParanoidNonPower:NonParanoid
Power:ParanoidNonPower:NonParanoid
NonPower:ParanoidPower:NonParanoid
Power:ParanoidPower:NonParnoid
Power:ParanoidNonPower:Paranoid
#### Question The posthoc test above provides pairwise comparisons for each factor ie the main effects as well as for the interaction. However, In this case, we should focus solely on the interaction tests, and not on the marginal mean comparison. Why?
#### Question Are any of the pairwise comparisons NOT statistically significant? Provide the pvalue.
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