I have been trying to figure out the difference between Mixed factorial ANOVA vs Repeated Measures ANOVA and this video perfectly clarified it. Thank you so much!!
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Could use more interpretation on coefficients with minus. Is that a negative linearity when you move on step on X. So maybe more focus on interpretation.
For your mixed anova let's say you added in caffeine consumption as a between subjects factor with 3 levels: Group 1 consumes 0mg of caffeine, group 2: 100mg/kg of caffeine and a third group that consumes 200mg of caffeine. While still having gender as a between subjects variable and energy as a repeated measures what analysis would you run?
I dont know how to do this if there is only one variable with the different conditions or levels, it wont let me add to the factors to create a mixed model anova
really appreciate it! I have one question regarding the simple effects: why it is a "univariate tests table" for the simple effect of gender, while a "multivariate tests table" for the simple effect of time? is that because gender is between-subjects factor while time is within-subjects factor?
Firstly, thank you for your help. In the cas of a 3-way split-plot ANOVA (2 between-subjects factors and 1 within-subjects factor), is it enough to add one more factor or should some other procedure be performed? Besides, is it possible to get a "tradicional" ANOVA table with all these results?
Thank you for this, I didn't realise I had to look at the between-subjects effects and would have missed out on a big chunk of marks for not reporting my main effect of groups! Thank you thank you thank you
THANK YOU! I'VE BEEN SEARCHING FOR HOURS FOR A VIDEO THAT INTERPRETED THE SIMPLE EFFECTS. I hope your life has been amazing since 2014. and this is coming from 2020.
Thank you so so so much, this was amazing and so clear. I'm doing my dissertation using multiple regression and this helped a lotttt!!! BTW, I watched a lot of videos, but your explaining is the best! I can't thank you enough!!