Use SPSS to conduct an ANOVA test for the problem below.Use the data editor to input the data, and then select 'analyze' from the menu at the top.Select 'compare means' and then look for independent single factor ANOVA.You might choose 'options' and check the box to show the descriptive statistics.The means might help you understand the output a little better.Use the arrows to select your factor or independent variable and your dependent variable.Click the 'okay' button.'

An output file should be generated when you run the test.Use the output file to help you answer the questions below.You can double check that you did it right by computing the t-test by hand

Note that when you input your data this time you will still put all the above data in a single column (VAR1).You will use the second column(VAR2) to specify which group the data point in the firs column came from.So, you will have only 1's, 2's, 3's, and 4's in the second column.

Please save the output file from SPSS and share with your solution.

A group of people were asked to listen to one of four tapes.Group 1 listened to Frank Sinatra, group 2 listened to elevator music, group 3 listened to the symphony, and group 4 listened to whale songs. After listening to the tapes, the participants were asked to rate their anxiety level on a 1 to 10 scale, with higher numbers representing greater anxiety.

SinatraElevatorSymphonyWhales

5863

3751

9424

7652

5432

6631

STEP 1: State the Null and Alternative Hypotheses.Set

STEP 2: Find the critical value for the test.

STEP 3: Complete the ANOVA summary Table.

SourceSSdfMSF

Between

Within

Total______

STEP 4: Evaluate H₀(reject or fail to reject).

3A. Given your answer in Step 4, would it be appropriate to conduct a Tukey post-hoc test?

YesNo

3B. Calculate (eta squared) for the ANOVA.