[Retracted Article] Assumption Test of One-way Analysis of Variance in Social Science Research
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This academic article aims to present concepts and principles in testing the preliminary agreement of one-way analysis of variance. To be useful for beginners who want to study the principles of social science research design related to one-way analysis of variance Since the main concept of one-way analysis of variance Basic terms and statistics used in testing the preliminary agreement the result of violating the basic agreement And guidelines for solving violations of the basic agreement By analyzing one-way variance Is a method to compare the mean value between 1 independent variable and 1 variable Which has a preliminary agreement on the use of statistics to analyze the one-way variance as follows: 1) Independent variables have characteristics as group variables or in the measure from the level of the canonical command With values of sub-variables ranging from 3 groups or 3 values or more 2) based variables are continuous variables or are in the measurement since the level of the upper and lower levels 3) sample group used in the test must have a normal distribution. 4) sample group used in the test must be independent from each other and 5) sample group used in the test is homogeneous. Dimensions between groups are equal. However, if the preliminary agreement has been tested and found that there is a violation of the agreement Will affect many statistical tests Which will result in the results of research obtained from incorrect statistical tests Therefore, it is necessary to understand the guidelines for correcting with statistical methods. Which will lead to the selection of statistical methods that are suitable for the nature of the data.
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