Lecture

ANOVA & Moderation

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Description

This lecture covers the concepts of ANOVA and Moderation, focusing on statistical analysis methods and their applications in digital education. It explains the principles of ANOVA, moderation, and mediation, as well as their significance in educational research. The lecture delves into the interpretation of F-ratios, critical values, and the ANOVA test in R, providing insights into experimental design and analysis.

Instructors (2)

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Statistics

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Electronic engineering: Consumer electronics

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