A One-Way Between-Subjects MANOVA Analysis of Cognitive, Affective, and Behavioral Dimensions
Study using MANOVA to compare anxiety differences across countries.
Benjamin Fisher
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Exploring Cross-Country Differences in Anxiety: A One-Way Between-Subjects MANOVA Analysis of Cognitive, Affective, and BehavioralDimensions1.What is the ONE independent variable in this study?What are the dependentvariables?Theindependent variable isCOUNTRY (Industrial and Non-Industrial).The dependent variables areCognitive (COG),Affective (AFFECT)andBehavioral(BEHAVE).2.Why is a one-waybetween-subjectMANOVA appropriate to use for this researchdesign?HINT:Consider the number of IVs and the number of DVs for your answer.Here the number of independent variable is 1 but thenumbers of dependent variablesaremore than 1 so when the number of dependentismore than 1, the appropriatetechnique is one-way between-subjects MANOVA3.Did you find any errors that the researcher made when setting up the SPSS data file(don’t forget to check the variableview)?If so, what did you find? How did youcorrect it?HINT:YES! The Measures (for scale of measurement) is wrong for each of the 4 variables! Youneed to indicate what was wrong and what should be the correct measures.All the four variables are shown as Nominal variable but in actual the COUNTRYshould be a nominal variable and Cognitive (COG), Affective (AFFECT) andBehavioral (BEHAVE) should bescalevariables.The scale of these variables arechanged before the analysis.
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