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Interpretation of results - SPSS Statistics Tutorial
From the course: SPSS for Academic Research
Interpretation of results
- [Instructor] Let's take a look at the data output. Feel free to follow along with me, or open up the output file for yourself. It's 07 04 output in the exercise files. Looking at the within subjects factors table, I can see that my sprint conditions align accurately with my dependent variables. So that's good. The descriptives are there if you need to look at them. I can quickly see that my protein group might be significantly different than the others. I guess we'll find out. Let's check out our test of sphericity. Our significance value is .113, which has created an alpha value of .05. So we failed to reject the null. As such, we can assume sphericity and conclude that the variances are equal. So when we look at our ANOVA, our test of within subject effects, we can use this sphericity assumed row. Speaking of which, let's just jump down there. For our sprint condition, it looks like we have a P value of .005. As such, we reject the null hypothesis. That means that at least one of…
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