One between, one within repeated measures ANOVA with SPSS 29 (see links under video description)

[@nimalisuwandharathne2235]

Excellent, very useful to understand complex theories in simple language, clearly explained

[@MiriamBoterhoek]

Amazing thankyou!

[@Dr.AniketPsychiatrist]

Sir, thank you for your explanation and the video on how to conduct the 2-way Repeated Measure ANOVA. I have done my analysis just by seeing your video. Can you please upload a video showing what to write in the result section and tables?

[@beneberuteferra1870]

Thank you so much, Dr.

[@mikecrowson2462]

You are very welcome!

[@tutorbj1972]

​@@mikecrowson2462 can I have you email address to get in touch with you sir?

[@christosch2751]

Great video! Thank you! What if we want to put the ID of each individual as a random effect? Is there a way to do so?

[@scientific-accomplishment]

I learned so much!! But I have question, it is that this analysis name is confusing. Can I say that this design is "Two-way repeated measures ANOVA with one-between and one-within subject factor?" Some professors "Two-way" is not appropreated in this design. They said that If you want to express "Two-way" in this case, you have to input dep.t1, dep.t2, dept3 were also in "within-subjects variables(occasion):" in SPSS. What is right? I will wait your answer!! I am respecting you!!

[@adamssam6380]

Love this video :)

[@mikecrowson2462]

Thank you so much!

[@fernandasilva5140]

Thank you so much Dr. It is possible to perform a video about 2-way Repeated Measure ANCOVA, please?

[@sotiriariz9841]

Should we test the normality of the data first ?

[@anaquiyuddin9960]

Thank you sir.

[@shekharsreekumar4909]

While analysing repeated measure ANOVA do we have to use both univariate and multi variate table values or will just one suffice?

[@antoniojimenez1982]

How do I make the analysis if I have more answers per item? So I have a 7 point likert scale with 4-6 questions per item. Any help?

[@christoskelaiditis653]

How would you go about running RM ANOVA on multiple imputed datasets? I understand SPSS does not support this. Is this correct? Are there any alternative methods to use?