Repeated measure ANOVA, One way Anova

[Ansam AlQudah]

Hello, 

I am a grad student trying to understand SPSS, and I came across the repeated measure ANOVA and the one way ANOVA. But I can't seem to find the difference between them both and when is the time to use them. 

Can someone help me please!

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[Jon Peck]

I suggest that you look at the Case Studies topics for each of these.  The Case Studies are available from the Help>Topics menu.  Or grab a statistics book to go deeper.

On Wed, Jan 16, 2019 at 1:23 PM Ansam AlQudah <[hidden email]> wrote:

Hello, 

I am a grad student trying to understand SPSS, and I came across the repeated measure ANOVA and the one way ANOVA. But I can't seem to find the difference between them both and when is the time to use them. 

Can someone help me please!

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[Art Kendall]

a one way BETWEEN GROUPS ANOVA is when there are 2 or more groups of cases
and you are interested in comparing/contrasting the groups. An example might
be people who are given Drug1, Drug2, and Drugs3.
Another example might be people who are (1) right-handed, (2) left-handed,
or (3)ambidextrous.

A one way WITHIN GROUPS ANOVA aka REPEATED MEASURES ANOVA is when there or 2
or more times or conditions when a single group of cases and you are
interested in comparing/contrasting teh times or conditions.  For example,
the times might be when weight is measured (1)before treatment, (2)
immediately after treatment, (3) 6 months later,  and (4) a year later. An
example of conditions, might be when the same people's behavior is observed
when shown photos with different facial expressions.




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