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systematic source of variability/systematic variance   variance due to the manipulations we have introduced in the study (in other words those that are under our control, our effects)  
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unsystematic source of variability/unsystematic variance   error variance; due to chance factors which are typically out of our control and which have not been varied systematically across participants in the study.  
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t-test   statistical test for comparing two different means  
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ANOVA/analysis of variance   statistical test allowing comparison of more than two different means  
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within group variation   = experimental error; assumed the same between all groups individual differences/experimenter error/chance factors  
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between group variation   why means differ across groups condition effects + experimental error  
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F ratio   between group variation / within group variation = 1 if no condition effects > 1 if condition effects  
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type 1 error   rejecting the null hypothesis where it should have been accepted defined by α-level  
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α-level   the probability level on which the decision to accept the null hypothesis is based (usually p > 0.05)  
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effect size   family of indices giving us information about the strength of effect(s) allows: assessment of treatment magnitude (IV on DV) comparison of effects with other studies aggregation of results for meta analysis estimation of required sample size  
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eta-squared (η²)   η² = SSeffect/SStotal proportion of total DV variance attributed to an effect closer to 1 = larger effect  
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partial eta-squared (partial η²)   ηp² = SSeffect/(SSeffect + SSerror) less biased than η² (takes less of design into account)  
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ω2   measure of effect size estimate of how much variance in the DV is accounted for by the IVs less biased alternative to eta-squared, especially when sample sizes are small. ω2 = (SSeffect – (dfeffect)(MSerror)) / (MSerror + SStotal)  
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ωp2   ωp2 = (SSeffect – (dfeffect)(MSs/Cells)) / (SSeffect + (N - dfeffect)MSs/Cells)  
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