Statistical Methods for Psychology

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Section 13.1 An Extension of the Eysenck Study 417

Table 13.2 Data and computations for example from Eysenck (1974)


(a) Data:
Recall Conditions Meani.
Counting Rhyming Adjective Imagery Intention


Old 9 7 11 12 10
8 9 13 11 19
66 81614
86 6115
10 6 14 9 10
411 112311
6 6 13 12 14
5 3 13 10 15
7 8 10 19 11
7 7 11 11 11


Mean 1 j 7.0 6.9 11.0 13.4 12.0 10.06


Young 810 142021
6 7 11 16 19
4 8 18 16 17
610 141515
7 4 13 18 22
6 7 22 16 16
510 172022
7 6 16 22 22
9 7 12 14 18
7 7 11 19 21


Mean 2 j 6.5 7.6 14.8 17.6 19.3 13.16


Mean.j 6.75 7.25 12.9 15.5 15.65 11.61

(b) Calculations:


(continues)

=1945.49


=10[(7.0 2 11.61)^21 (6.9 2 11.61)^21... 1 (19.3 2 11.61)^2 ]


SScells=na(Xij 2 X..)^2


=1514.94


= 103 2[(6.75 2 11.61)^21 (7.25 2 11.61)^21... 1 (15.65 2 11.61)^2 ]


SSC=naa(X.j 2 X..)^2


=240.25


= 103 5[(10.06 2 11.61)^21 (13.16 2 11.61)^2 ]


SSA=nca(Xi. 2 X..)^2


=2667.79


=(9 2 11.61)^21 (8 2 11.61)^21... 1 (21 2 11.61)^2


SStotal= a(X 2 X..)^2

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