ANOVA / Section 02: Comparing Means

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data, Data Sense, statistics, lecture, data analysis, data science, Kendall Hunt, Kendall Hunt Publishing Company, analysis of variance, ANOVA, familywise error rate, experimentwise error rate, Type I error, error rate, false positive
Description:
Lecture video for “Data Sense: An Introduction to Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences” by Barton Poulson. This video covers Chapter 10: The Analysis of Variance (ANOVA), Section 02: Comparing Means. It explains how Type I error rates, or false positives, accumulate when several groups are compared two at a time. As a result, errors are practically inevitable with this approach, which is why the analysis of variance is a better strategy. The book and complete set of videos may be purchased at http://kendallhunt.com/poulson/.