Kruskal-Wallis H Test in SPSS
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- čas přidán 23. 06. 2024
- This video demonstrates how to perform a Kruskal-Wallis H test using test using SPSS, discusses the assumptions of the Kruskal-Wallis test, and demonstrates how to perform follow-up Mann-Whitney U tests.
Appreciated seeing how the Mann-Whitney U-tests would be used as post-test analysis for the Kruskal-Wallis.
I have a test due in a few days and your vids have helped me a lot. My teachers tried their best but they didn't teach me spss well making me freak out of anxiety. So I am very grateful for how calmly and precisely you have taught in these vids. Mad respect! Thank you so much!!!
This video was particularly useful to understand the use of Mann-Whitney U test. While we know that there is an overall difference across the three groups you are presenting in the data set, Mann-Whitney U provides the pairwise comparisons between each group. Hope I got it right!
Dr. Grande- This video allowed me to gain insight on what Kruskal-Wallis test and how it is used in SPSS. I was not up to date on this testing and how it works in research. This video provided me great information and gave me more understanding on when this test should be used and how it should be used.
after reading about it in the text. I am thankful to have access to the videos, as the video cleared things up for me and helped it to make more sense. Thanks
I found it particularly useful for Dr. Grande to discuss the differences in assumptions between an Anova and a Kruskal-Wallis H test. As always, easy to follow and understand how to conduct this test and create meaning from data.
Thank you for the video Dr. Grande. I have not heard of the kruskral Wallis h test before viewing this video. It seems a little more complicated than the mann whitney u test, but I can see how they are both useful tests to become familiar with.
Thank you so much for this tutorial.
dr todd grande thank you for getting me through my masters thesis!!!!!!!
Thank you so much. That was nicely detailed and easily followed🙏🏻
Thanks for this helpful video.
Your videos are always very helpful Dr. Grande. I have a question, is there any way to export the Kruskal Wallis box plot views?
Thanks for the video, very useful. One question: after I've identified which gorups significantly differ, I want to report in which group(s) has more depressive symptoms, do I use "mean rank" in the Kruskal-Wallis output or "mean rank" in the Mann-Whitney output, or can I compare the "usual" mean of the variable across the group like if it was an ANOVA?
Thanks for the information in the video. A question, what if i have two groups of ordinal scale is it possible to use the square chi test?
There are a lot of steps to obtain information and complete this test. You were looking at the IV group for differences between the levels? Thanks for the video.
Perfect
Knowing how the ANOVA works makes the Kruskal-Wallis test easier to understand.
Another great video. Thank you very much. Can I use Kruskal-Wallis for 3 groups with 16 participants in group 1, 46 in group 2, and 58 in group 3? I appreciate your help, Dr. Grande.
As always a very helpful tutorial. Todd is there any opportunity that i can contact you for my problem ?
This is a comprehensive video as you have explained the post hoc tests as well.
What non-parametric tests can be used for comparing more than two groups when distribution (standard deviations) are unequal between groups?
Thank you for your video, for post-hoc analysis many people are using Mann-Whitney U-test but others claim it is inappropriate and Dunn test should be used instead. What is your opinion?
what is the difference of performing mann whitney to see the differences and using dunn's test after we know that the kruskal wallis is significant?
Hi Dr. Grande... can I perform a K-Wallis test for 8 groups using the procedure you described above?
I attribute all my grades in statistics to ur videos
Can you control for other variables while using the Kruskal-Wallis test?
perfect tutorial
Thank you -
i keep forgetting to like videos....this video was a little quiet, had to plug in headphones..not criticising, just mentioning. thank you for the video
Is there a non parametric alternative for MANOVA?
Thanks a lot... Your video helped me to understand both of the tests in a very easy way.
I have one question. I will be very happy if you answer me?
What statistical test can I use in the following scenario?
"Work environment of 30 offices were categorized as 'formal', 'casual' and 'a mix of both' and rate of absenteeism (percentage) in employees of those offices were measured. (Data set.) Find out if there any association between work environment of the offices and rate of absenteeism of employees."
Khaled Hasan You could use descriptive statistics and ANOVA. You have one independent variable with 3 levels and one dependent variable (the absenteeism percentage).
This is used to determine if there are statistically significant differences between two or more groups of an independent variable on a continuous or ordinal dependent variable. This test was a bit confusing and I am sure I will be re-watching this video several times.
thanks alot that was really helpful. but pls i just wanted to ask why do we change the alpha when we compare the significance using man-whitney?
+Zainab Alwathiqi The original alpha is divided by the number of independent variables to control for Type I error (i.e. that probability of a false positive).
+Todd Grande thanks alot dr
Hi i was just wondering then the Kruskal wallis test is not for paired samples? what if you do three different treatments on leafs (take parts of these leafs to expose to 3 different treatments) and you don't have normality?
hi, I am doing research 1 group of animal (N=5), to observe 5 of their behaviors in 3 different weeks (before stimulus (7days), during, after). so.
How should I put the data entry? Also the data that I have for each behavior is the frequency of occurrence during observation period.
Do i need to key in only the average of each behavior of horses per 1 day or per 1 week??
Is a Non-parametric three-way ANOVA in SPSS possible?
Can anyone please answer whether we can use Chi-square instead of K-W test
At my Mann-Whitney U output there are two sig valutes, one is Asymp. sig 2-tailed, and the other is Exact sig 2*1-tailed. Which one shoud I take to be certain?
Mel W Either would be fine, but for a large sample the "Asymp. sig. 2-tailed" will provide more power.
Thanks Todd, really helpful videos :)
1:35 - You selected the KW-test because the "dependent" variable is ordinal? I thought it had to do with the INdependent variable.. confused.
stats.idre.ucla.edu/other/mult-pkg/whatstat/
Dear Dr. Your videos are good but the audio is weak, can you please work upon it?
HvA HES studenten: "Een heldere uitleg over de Kruskal-Wallis toets in SPSS. De onafhankelijke variabele heeft meer dan 2 categorieën, en de afhankelijke variabele een ordinaal meetniveau!" Bekijk dit filmpje en daarna zelf aan de slag!
Walter Groot Antink
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