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Methods and tips for designing and conducting effective research.
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Statistical analysis, repeated measures t test or anova? Trouble with input when running any...
I've tried using google sheets/excel, but I can't figure how to run a 2 factor without repetition ANOVA (if that's the appropriate test for this data set). I think it's the way I set the spreadsheet …
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Data analysis mess! Huge data set, 2 factors with 2 levels each, but the levels are the same
To explain the hypothess a little bit: The factors would be emotional words and neutral words; the levels of both factors are left and right visual hemifields. The data is the participants response ti …