From the above table, it can be observed that level of significance is not statistically significant that is 0.681 for dominant and subordinate arm * gender for forearm. For that reason, it can be noted that there is significant difference in forearm between dominant and subordinate arm with the significance level of 0.181 and gender with the significance level of 0.345.
Hand
Tests of Between-Subjects Effects
Dependent Variable: Hand
Source
Type III Sum of Squares
df
Mean Square
F
Sig.
Corrected Model
37.267a
3
12.422
.378
.769
Intercept
8236.510
1
8236.510
250.369
.000
Dominant And Subordinate Arm
6.379
1
6.379
.194
.661
Gender
7.235
1
7.235
.220
.640
Dominant and subordinate arm * gender
29.129
1
29.129
.885
.350
Error
2500.205
76
32.897
Total
11750.250
80
Corrected Total
2537.472
79
a. R Squared = .015 (Adjusted R Squared = -.024)
In view of the given test, it is noted that the significance level is not statistically significant that is 0.350 for dominant and subordinate arm * gender. Thus, it is observed that there is significant difference in hand between dominant and subordinate arm with the level of significance of 0.661 and gender with the level of significance of 0.640.
Thumb
Tests of Between-Subjects Effects
Dependent Variable: Thumb
Source
Type III Sum of Squares
df
Mean Square
F
Sig.
Corrected Model
15.556a
3
5.185
.726
.543
Intercept
713.886
1
713.886
99.982
.000
Dominant And Subordinate Arm
3.570
1
3.570
.500
.484
Gender
11.886
1
11.886
1.665
.205
Dominant and subordinate arm * gender
.070
1
.070
.010
.921
Error
257.044
36
7.140
Total
1119.000
40
Corrected Total
272.600
39
a. R Squared = .057 (Adjusted R Squared = -.022)
Pertaining to Two way ANOVA, it is presented that for thumb, the significance value is also not significant that is 0.921 for dominant and subordinate arm * gender. Keeping this in view, it can be said that there is also significant difference for thumb between gender with the level of significance of 0.205 and dominant and subordinate arm with the level of significance that is 0.484.
Index
Tests of Between-Subjects Effects
Dependent Variable: Index
Source
Type III Sum of Squares
df
Mean Square
F
Sig.
Corrected Model
3.526a
3
1.175
.296
.828
Intercept
446.250
1
446.250
112.407
.000
Dominant And Subordinate Arm
.020
1
.020
.005
.944
Gender
3.000
1
3.000
.756
.390
Dominant and subordinate arm * gender
.520
1
.520
.131
.720
Error
142.918
36
3.970
Total
661.250
40
Corrected Total
146.444
39
a. R Squared = .024 (Adjusted R Squared = -.057)
From above two way ANOVA test, it can be observed that for index, the level of significance for dominant and subordinate arm * gender is not significant with p-value of 0.720. Therefore, it can be noted that there is significant difference for index between gender with the p-value of 0.390 and dominant and subordinate arm with the p-value of 0.944.