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Thursday, October 8, 2009
Follow Up Tests in ANOVA in SPSS
This post discusses how to run follow up tests in ANOVA.
I often speak to researchers performing factorial ANOVA in SPSS. They find an interaction effect and they want to know how to understand it and decompose the effect.
Resources:
UCLA discusses how to decompose and understand three-way interactions in SPSS.
Levene's Guide to SPSS for Analysis of Variance has lots of explanation and examples
Here's an example of using the LMATRIX subcommand to perform analysis of simple effects
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