One-way ANOVA & Post Hoc Analysis in SPSS | Two Methods

In this video I'll show you two methods for performing a one-way analysis of variance (ANOVA) in SPSS. I'll also walk you through a method for conducting a post hoc analysis while controlling for family-wise error rate.

TIME-STAMPS
00:00 - Intro
00:45 - Information About Data
02:17 - One-Way ANOVA
06:17 - Data Descriptives
09:23 - Alternative Way to Run ANOVA
11:45 - Where to Head Next

RESOURCES MENTIONED
Weir, J. P., & Vincent, W. J. (2020). Statistics in kinesiology. Human Kinetics Publishers.

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[ellieconiaris]

SPSS gets easier and easier with each video i watch of yours!

[JacobCampman]

Thank you for making these videos so clear and easy to follow. Having SPSS to work with besides Excel is amazing!

[vanessaviramontesPLNU]

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[alanaguinaldo]

Thank you for guiding us through how to perform ANOVA in SPSS. I'm glad that I am able to improve my abilities in SPSS thanks you your videos!

[Alana_]

I appreciate showing how there is two methods that can be used to analysis ANOVA in SPSS. These videos are very helpful to get a better understanding of the homework.

[ryanharris]

Thank you for the SPSS videos! They always make using this software easier for me

[willhopkins]

Once again with the super clutch SPSS video. Every time I see these I know you're going to make the software so much easier to understand.

[JulissanJuarez]

Thank you, very helpful and I now understand ANOVA and SPSS way more!

[KarinaBrambila]

Thank you for explaining how to do a one-way ANOVA on SPSS. It is interesting to see the difference between this program and Excel.

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Thank you for walking us through how to use SPSS!

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This video was awesome for learning how to understand ANOVA in SPSS.

[jakegonzales]

Thank you Dr. Goodin, these videos always come in clutch

[alannabergherm]

as always, these videos (especially with SPSS) are so helpful!!

[sarahcox]

Love being able to learn more about this computer program!

[kennethvogan]

Thank you for sharing how to do ANOVA on multiple computer softwares!

[dimitricarrion]

Thank you for giving us the option of using SPSS and going over these examples step by step.

[jackmalone]

I have been using excel for everything in this class but it is helpful to know how to use multiple programs if I ever needed to use SPSS, and this video made it really easy to understand!

[miadenava]

Thank you so much Dr Goodin, for showing us how to run an ANOVA in SPSS. This video was really helpful!

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[Knepperpepper]

Thank you for sharing how to do ANOVA on multiple computer software's it makes it very helpful.