Mixed Design ANOVA

[@tomtraae5180]

The production of the table of the significant interaction by using SPSS syntax was excellent! thank you so much. Very helpful :-)

[@reecearmstrong2259]

This was a very good example and explanation of mixed design using SPSS.

[@maryamadenikesalaudeen1651]

Couldn't be better explained. GREAT job!!

[@giuliaborghini1263]

Thank you Nikos for this video, very clear and useful!

[@alvares_ts]

Excellent explanation! Congratulations! I really appreciate that.

[@daudaabdullahi9082]

Wonderful, awesome and very clear explanation. Thank you.

[@grasthube]

great video! much better than many written guides

[@hassanasiri6440]

What a great explanation. Thanks Nikos

[@mbomakayola3560]

This was the greatest help ever. The person who made this video is the real MVP. Thank you so much

[@1stdaughteralwaysright]

Agreed

[@omaraltamimi8970]

Thank you sooo muc for all the efforts. It saved me a lot

[@ZiaKhan-ox5ih]

Excellent and quite easy to understandable...........thnxxxxxxxxxx

[@aroilumlum8974]

slow and very clear instruction thx a lot !!!

[@priscarogi2183]

excellent! thanks

[@dawidkowalczyk6224]

Thank you. Saved me :)

[@SuperKitchen134]

great explanation....

[@katrinasteele9890]

If you wanted to look at several pre/post/follow up scores such as body fat and bmi would you run separate ANOVAs for each?

[@AlexandraMeier28]

This was helpful except it didn't include anything about using planned orthogonal contrasts so now i have no idea how to incorporate those into the SPSS syntax.

[@feihe8886]

really useful! thanks! but, i have a question, how to see the results of simple effects? what's the difference between the results of "estimated marginal means" and the simple effets?

[@HienNguyen-gy2xo]

thank you so much! It is really usefull

[@demeclocyclinesiadh1872]

Thanks . can I use mixed design if the samples size of the groups are different?

[@rckinglife]

Hi Nikos, what is the statistic used in following up the interaction in spss. Is it a t-statistic?

[@vanessam7536]

I suppose it was a simple main effect test

[@kelppaddie]

Anyone here know how to account for individual in the analysis. I think if this were to be done properly individual within groups would need to be accounted for. Individual 1 could be driving all of the variability within a group thus masking the impacts of the treatment.

[@georgiamind3116]

i need help!!!! with my three way anova, for my project

[@connorgames6668]

Anybody know what the test is called that is at the very end to follow up

[@nicolederoos7606]

How does SPSS handle missing data if you use this approach? Are all other available data of the subject dropped?

[@janvanderwegen01]

+Nicole de Roos nope! you lose all the data :-( you should use sas or R for that!

[@zahedarman6092]

But how to get group main effect ?

[@zubinbhavsar6655]

hello, can you please show me how to perform 2x2x8 Mixed ANOVA in SPSS between subject factor 2 levels 1)CAI 2) Control, within subject factor 2 levels 1) Injured 2) Uninjured , with 8 levels of directions (AL,A,AM,M,PM,P,PL,L) I am Sports Physio. & i am doing study on tennis players with ankle instability for my Thesis ( masters). I have done the experiment, I have collected the data, but i am facing huge difficulty in feeding it into SPSS and analyzing it. Can you please help me with it. So that i can submit

[@birhanutolasa7062]

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