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What are some higher education research examples where ANOVA was used/would be appropriate?

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This solution contains over 200 words pertaining to the proper use of ANOVA. Two specific, original research examples are presented and discussed.

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I'm happy to provide you with some examples where the use of ANOVA would be appropriate. Keep in mind that ANOVA should be used when the researcher aims to compare the mean values of 3 or more groups.

In the field of biology, experiments using captive animals are often used to test specific treatment conditions. For example, a researcher may be ...

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