One-Way Analysis of Variance for Correlated Samples: k=4

The logic and computational details of the one-way
correlated-samples ANOVA are described in
Chapters 13 and 15 of Concepts and Applications.

Procedure:
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If you are importing or
exporting data, you
might find it handy to
use the Data Storage
Window.
If you wish to perform another analysis with a different set of data: click the "Reset" button if the value of n is or smaller; click the "Reload" button if the value of n is larger than .
Import/Export Box
Xa    Xb    Xc    Xd

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Import data
to data cells
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data from a
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Data Entry Cells
Subjects Xa Xb Xc Xd
    
Data
Summary		 Xa Xb Xc Xd Total
n
sum
mean
sumsq
SS
variance
st. dev.
Variances and standard deviations are calculated
with denominator = n-1.
ANOVA SUMMARY
Source SS df MS F P
Treatment
Error
Tukey HSD test
Graph Maker
Ss/Bl
Total
Ss/Bl = Subjects or Blocks, depending
on the design.
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