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Post-hoc tukey test after repeated measures ANOVA in R taking into account spherecity

I am trying to do some repeated measure anova in R. Consider the following data. ...
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Can I use RM-ANOVA with unbalanced within-subject design with sphericity violated?

I have data from an EEG experiment. Originally, the design was balanced, but because in EEG you loose a lot of data to noise and malfunctioning equipment, the end-result is unbalanced data. I am ...
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HLM vs. repeated measures ANOVA -- sphericity concerns?

All, Say I have a 2 (between) x 4 (repeated measures) mixed factorial design. I was going to analyze it with ANOVA, but normality issues and sphericity concerns have made that not a good idea. Are ...
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Repeated-measures multiple regression that takes care of sphericity in R

I'm looking for a way to run a repeated-measures multiple regression in R, which would take care of sphericity - either by applying some corrections (such as Huynh-Feldt), or by avoiding the problem ...
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Why is ezANOVA not giving me Mauchly´s test of sphericity, even though I belive I have more than 2 levels of within-Ss variables?

I am trying to do learn how to do a repeated measure in R using ezANOVA and I have used the following command: ...
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Issues with the Huynh-Feldt values using either Anova or ezANOVA in R?

Is there an issue with the output of the Huynh-Feldt correction when running an ANOVA for both between and within factors (mixed design) in R? My issue is that when I run a 'within-subject (only)' ...
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Post-hocs for within subjects tests?

What is the preferred method for for conducting post-hocs for within subjects tests? I've seen published work where Tukey's HSD is employed but a review of Keppel and Maxwell & Delaney suggests ...
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