Factorial ANOVA To prepare for this Application: Review Chapter 13 of the Field text for a description of the factorial analysis of variance and an example of conducting a factorial ANOVA using PASW. Review Chapter 5 from the APA manual, "Displaying Results." Review the media resources demonstrating the ANOVA. The assignment: Complete factorial analysis of variance in Smart Alex's Task #1 on p. 541, using the Fugazi.sav data set from the Field text. You can follow the steps outlined on pp. 520525 as a guide. Report your findings in APA format according to the guidelines in the PASW Application Assignment Guidelines handout. The final document should be 2 pages long. rkns11 added on 03/17/15 at 05:03 AM (PST): DO NOT copy and paste a table from the SPSS output and paste it into your written report for your table. These are not APA formatted and you will get 0/10 points for this if you do this. You have to copy and paste your SPSS syntax and output (everything produced by SPSS) at the end of your paper after the reference list.

Factorial ANOVA
To prepare for this Application: Review Chapter 13 of the Field text for a description of the factorial analysis of variance and an example of conducting a factorial ANOVA using PASW. Review Chapter 5 from the APA manual, "Displaying Results." Review the media resources demonstrating the ANOVA.
The assignment:Complete factorial analysis of variance in Smart Alex's Task #1 on p. 541, using the Fugazi.sav data set from the Field text. You can follow the steps outlined on pp. 520525 as a guide. Report your findings in APA format according to the guidelines in the PASW Application Assignment Guidelines handout. The final document should be 2 pages long.
DO NOT copy and paste a table from the SPSS output and paste it into your written report for your table. These are not APA formatted and you will get 0/10 points for this if you do this. You have to copy and paste your SPSS syntax and output (everything produced by SPSS) at the end of your paper after the reference list.