In an earlier article published in this journal, Gordon (1973) demonstrated how to compute an ANOVA F-ratio from nothing more than a table of means and standard deviations. Here, it is shown how to accomplish this same goal in two-factor designs. To point out the value of the simple formulas presented, a table from a recently published article is found to contain a large error.
Get full access to this article
View all access options for this article.
References
1.
Gordon, L. U.One-way analysis of variance using means and standard deviations. EDUCATIONAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL MEASUREMENT, 1973, 33, 815-816.
2.
Widgery, R. and Stackpole, C.Desk position, interviewee anxiety, and interviewer credibility: An example of cognitive-balance in a dyad. Journal of Counseling Psychology, 1972, 19, 173-177.
