MANOVA(spss)(example)

[@amaardan2023]

I looked to the Multivariate Tests table in SPSS report and there isn't interaction effect and also main effect. Since p-value of interaction and main effects are more than 0.05. But I seemed you conclude there is significant.

[@shazmakanwal758]

Kindly guide can we use MANOVA if we our independent variable is not categorical???

[@yusufc94]

I am confused by some of the statistical language used in this video as well as some of the conclusions. You say all the p-values are greater than 0.05 so it is significant? This cannot be correct. Secondly, you say accept null hypothesis, statistically, you either do not reject/fail to reject the null hypothesis or reject the null hypothesis, you never accept the null hypothesis.

[@pinecone946]

What if I have 3 independent variables and 3 dependent variables should I be using manova

[@urmeeghose6820]

I have 5 dependent variables (company information, attitudes, promotion,utility, product information) 1independent variable (advertising) What should i do?

[@alnaeem3394]

Multiple Regression Analysis might be helpful.

[@shazmakanwal758]

I also have same situation what method should I used for analysis kindly guide me????

[@amansanshow]

Hi Mum, thank you very much...but could you please share the dataset and word file for presentation

[@sarathaarumugam3710]

What is the parameter used to ascertain this study????

[@asmariyaz4994]

Whats the non parametric test for manova? If the data is not normal

[@pinecone946]

My p values are only showing on the corrected model can you assist

[@MaktoumAli]

Ma'am, could you please share the dataset for practice?

[@Ashulekha]

Sure I will share

[@crezeljoyarbues8548]

greater than 0.05, significant? I'm confused.

[@Ashulekha]

No not significant

[@antoni1061]

are oyu referring to box's m test and levenes test?

[@kanishkapathak6626]

True. Less than 0.05 is significant