Analysis of covariance, Other Subject

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Independent variable is categorical (IV-1 and IV-0),

Dependent variable is continuous (DV).

When controlling for C, IV-1 have [higher/more OR lower/less/fewer] DV than do IV-0.

Statistics: Analysis of Variance, Analysis of Covariance (Regression with dummy variables)

Example: When controlling for sex, age and level of aerobic exercise, a student who watches four or more hours of television on a typical school night has a higher BMI than a student who watches less than four hours of television on a typical school night.

Note that the dependent variable BMI is prefaced by the word "higher" which implies that BMI is continuous.


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