An intervention program with mothers of low birth weight infants (LBW). It is often difficult to recognize signals from LBW infants, and the program offered training in this domain. One group of mothers received instructions on responding to subtle signals of LBW infants while another group did not receive such instruction. A third group of mothers of normal birth weight infants served as a control group. The mothers were also divided by education level-high school education or less and more than high school education.   How many independent variables are there? What type of analysis should be performed? Answer Choices: 3 x 2 ANOVA or 2 x 2 ANOVA or 1 x 2 ANOVA or independent 2-sample t-test The type of statistic you should perform is also called a ? Answer Choices: 1-way ANOVA   2-way ANOVA   3-way ANOVA   independent 2-sample t-test How many conditions are present in this study? How many interactions should be tested?

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An intervention program with mothers of low birth weight infants (LBW). It is often difficult to recognize signals from LBW infants, and the program offered training in this domain. One group of mothers received instructions on responding to subtle signals of LBW infants while another group did not receive such instruction. A third group of mothers of normal birth weight infants served as a control group. The mothers were also divided by education level-high school education or less and more than high school education.

 

How many independent variables are there?

What type of analysis should be performed?

Answer Choices:

3 x 2 ANOVA
or
2 x 2 ANOVA
or
1 x 2 ANOVA
or
independent 2-sample t-test

The type of statistic you should perform is also called a ?

Answer Choices:

1-way ANOVA
 
2-way ANOVA
 
3-way ANOVA
 
independent 2-sample t-test

How many conditions are present in this study? How many interactions should be tested?

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There are two independent variables.

  1. The group which the mother belong to, which had three levels,
  • One group of mothers who received instructions on responding to subtle signals of LBW infant.
  • Second group which did not receive such instruction.
  • Third group of mothers of normal birth weight infants served as a control group.

 

    2. The education level which is divided into 2 levels,

  • High school education or less
  • More than high school education

The type of analysis to be performed is a 3×2 ANOVA.

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