One factor ANOVA | step-by-step examples

This video works through two examples of the one factor ANOVA and shows all the steps. One example shows a significant result and the other shows a nonsignificant result. An additional example with answers is provided at the end. The video also describes Tukey-Cramer comparison intervals and Bonferroni corrected t-tests for comparing the groups means after the ANOVA is performed. This is the video that answers the questions: how do I do a one factor ANOVA? StatsExamples website: http://www.statsexamples.com/ Link to the video which introduces the one factor ANOVA: https://youtu.be/K8eDgC7_9nI ========music, image, and video credits======== All non-original images are believed to be in the public domain, available under a CC-0 or CC-by-SA license, obtained under paid license, or used under a "fair use" interpretation. If you believe that an item you own the copyright to is here, please contact us using the email available on the "About" section of the channel. Details of credits for this video can be found at: http://www.statsexamples.com/credits-videos.html Music: statistical analysis by Bruce Zimmerman (via Audioblocks)