Table 3

ANOVAs examining the influence gender and examination type (paper-and-pencil or on-line) have on students' overall scores within mixed disciplines. This analysis shows no difference in gender performance nor on type of examination.

Tests of Between-Subjects Effects
Biochemistry
Source
Type III Sum of Squares
df
Mean Square
F
Sig.

Corrected Model
6141.833(a)
94
65.339
32.669
.139
Intercept
335684.810
1
335684.810
167842.405
.002
gender
24.500
1
24.500
12.250
.177
paper
306.440
15
20.429
10.215
.241
computer
1743.435
51
34.185
17.093
.190
gender * paper
.000
0
.
.
.
gender * computer
.000
0
.
.
.
paper * computer
42.667
2
21.333
10.667
.212
gender * paper * computer
.000
0
.
.
.
Error
2.000
1
2.000


Total
420632.000
96



Corrected Total
6143.833
95




Dependent Variable: score

a R Squared = 1.000 (Adjusted R Squared = .969)

Kies et al. BMC Medical Education 2006 6:57   doi:10.1186/1472-6920-6-57