MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications
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**Between-Subjects Factors Table:** This table describes the distribution of participants across different categorical variables within the study. - **Gender:** - Value Label 0: Female, N (number of participants) = 365 - Value Label 1: Male, N = 122 - **Age in Years:** - Value Label 1: 18-42 years, N = 219 - Value Label 2: 43-67 years, N = 124 - Value Label 3: 68-89 years, N = 143 - Value Label 92: N = 1 (Age range not specified for this participant) **Tests of Between-Subjects Effects Table:** This table provides results from a statistical analysis, showing how different factors affect the dependent variable, which is the Stroop Test in this context. - **Dependent Variable:** Stroop Test - **Source of Variation:** - **Corrected Model:** - Type III Sum of Squares = 8424.288 - Degrees of Freedom (df) = 6 - Mean Square = 1404.048 - F (F-statistic) = 31.273 - Sig. (Significance Level) < .001 - **Intercept:** - Type III Sum of Squares = 5094.582 - df = 1 - Mean Square = 5094.582 - F = 113.475 - Sig. < .001 - **Gender1:** - Type III Sum of Squares = 304.358 - df = 1 - Mean Square = 304.358 - F = 6.779 - Sig. = .010 - **Age1:** - Type III Sum of Squares = 7571.542 - df = 3 - Mean Square = 2523.847 - F = 56.215 - Sig. < .001 - **Gender1 * Age1 Interaction:** - Type III Sum of Squares = 554.294 - df = 2 - Mean Square = 277.147 - F = 6.173 - Sig. = .002 - **Error:** - Type III
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Transcribed Image Text:**Between-Subjects Factors Table:** This table describes the distribution of participants across different categorical variables within the study. - **Gender:** - Value Label 0: Female, N (number of participants) = 365 - Value Label 1: Male, N = 122 - **Age in Years:** - Value Label 1: 18-42 years, N = 219 - Value Label 2: 43-67 years, N = 124 - Value Label 3: 68-89 years, N = 143 - Value Label 92: N = 1 (Age range not specified for this participant) **Tests of Between-Subjects Effects Table:** This table provides results from a statistical analysis, showing how different factors affect the dependent variable, which is the Stroop Test in this context. - **Dependent Variable:** Stroop Test - **Source of Variation:** - **Corrected Model:** - Type III Sum of Squares = 8424.288 - Degrees of Freedom (df) = 6 - Mean Square = 1404.048 - F (F-statistic) = 31.273 - Sig. (Significance Level) < .001 - **Intercept:** - Type III Sum of Squares = 5094.582 - df = 1 - Mean Square = 5094.582 - F = 113.475 - Sig. < .001 - **Gender1:** - Type III Sum of Squares = 304.358 - df = 1 - Mean Square = 304.358 - F = 6.779 - Sig. = .010 - **Age1:** - Type III Sum of Squares = 7571.542 - df = 3 - Mean Square = 2523.847 - F = 56.215 - Sig. < .001 - **Gender1 * Age1 Interaction:** - Type III Sum of Squares = 554.294 - df = 2 - Mean Square = 277.147 - F = 6.173 - Sig. = .002 - **Error:** - Type III
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