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Polynomial contratscontrasts following a one way ANOVA

I have a small data setdataset that is amenable to trend analysis. Only 1 IV with three levels, a balanced design. Both the linear and quadratic contrasts came back as sigsignificant. 

What would be the appropriate approach to take regarding these (incompatible) results?

Polynomial contrats following a one way ANOVA

I have small data set that is amenable to trend analysis. Only 1 IV with three levels, a balanced design. Both the linear and quadratic contrasts came back as sig. What would be the appropriate approach to take regarding these (incompatible) results?

Polynomial contrasts following a one way ANOVA

I have a small dataset that is amenable to trend analysis. Only 1 IV with three levels, a balanced design. Both the linear and quadratic contrasts came back as significant. 

What would be the appropriate approach to take regarding these (incompatible) results?

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Polynomial contrats following a one way ANOVA

I have small data set that is amenable to trend analysis. Only 1 IV with three levels, a balanced design. Both the linear and quadratic contrasts came back as sig. What would be the appropriate approach to take regarding these (incompatible) results?