Explain the context of the data collection and how each variable is measured.

Instructions for ANOVA Questions

Indicate what variables you are using and which types of variables they are.

Mention which type of ANOVA test you are performing.

Explain why the test you are using is the best test for the given situation.

Provide the ANOVA table, and explain the results.

If the factors are significant, perform a post-hoc test, provide test results, and interpret the results.

Include a conclusion as well as implications of the test results.

If you are performing more than one ANOVA test in the same question, discuss the points above only for significant test results. Only provide the p value for insignificant test results.

If you are performing just one ANOVA test in the given question, discuss the results in detail.
Instructions for Regression Questions

Explain which variables you are using and which types of variables they are.

Explain the context of the data collection and how each variable is measured.

Explain for each independent variable what type of relationship (e.g., positive, negative, or no relationship) that you are anticipating with the dependent variable and provide a logical reasoning for it.