3.5. Analysis Basics Random Effect Model One-Way ANOVA

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The variation/variance in the response in a random effect model is calculated by

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Only random error variance

Both the random effect variance and the random error variance

Only random effect variance

Either random effect variance or random error variance

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Which of the following is different in a random effect model, as compared to a fixed effect model?

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The factors of the level are chosen randomly

The levels of the factor are chosen randomly

Treatments are applied randomly to the experimental units

The experimental units are chosen randomly

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As the fixed effect model can either be analyzed by the means or effects model, the random effect model can be analyzed by

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Means model only

Either means or effects model

Neither effects nor means model

Effects model only

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Random effect model is determined by the states of its

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Error type

Experimental unit

Response

Factor

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