ANOVA

This page contains links to information on Analysis of Variance (ANOVA).  ANOVA is appropriate when you have independent variables or subject variables that put participants into groups and a dependent variable that is continuous.    

• Wadsworth/Cengage Learning: A higher education partner website, includes workshops for statistics and research methods.
  • One-Way ANOVA Workshop
  • Two-Way ANOVA Workshop
  • Factorial ANOVA Workshop
• HyperStat: An online stats textbook by David Lane.  David Lane is an associate professor of psychology and statistics at Rice University.
  • Introduction to ANOVA
  • Within Subjects ANOVA
  • Factorial Between Subjects ANOVA
• VassarStats: A website by Vassar College professors which includes explanations of statistical procedures, as well as calculators and tools.  Also links to a textbook companion site.
  • Go to VassarStats and use the left hand navigation bar to get to ANOVA.
• Stat Pages:  A website containing 600+ links to other sites that provide free information, calculators, statistical software, etc.
  • ANOVA Links
• WINKS: A software website (Texasoft) that offers free statistics tutorials.
  • One-way ANOVA Tutorial
• WebStat: A website by the University of New England which includes statistics tutorials (requires Shockwave or Flash)
• Statistics to Use: A website that provides links to statistical calculators.
  • ANOVA Explanation and Calculator
• Rice Virtual Statistics Lab: A website that contains links to on-line books, tutorials and demonstrations
• Youtube Video: How to run a ONEWAY ANOVA (1)
• Youtube Video: Post-hoc tests
• Youtube Video: How to run a ONEWAY ANOVA (2)
• Youtube Video: How to run a Two-way ANOVA (1)
• How to run a Two-way ANOVA (2)