Sums of Squares Total
Factorial ANOVA
The first sums of squares that we always estimate is the sums of squares that serves as the foundation of our estimate of the variance of all of the scores in the data set (SSTotal). We calculate this sums of squares using the squared scores (X2) in the table below.
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Time of Testing (Factor B) |
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Severity of Crime (Factor A) |
Immediate
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Delay
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Armed Robbery |
SX=63
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SX2=403
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SX=38
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SX2=150
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Purse Snatching
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SX=77 |
SX2=597 |
SX=55 |
SX2=311 |
Formula
Using the sums of squared scores from the design table, set up the equation.
Proceed with the calculations.
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