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Guidelines for presenting results of a statistical analysis in a research manuscript, presentation, or for general public.
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How to report results from a linear mixed model "test of fixed effects" in SPSS?
What is the appropriate way to report results for linear mixed model based on the "test of fixed effects" table in SPSS?
Is it just (F=xxx, p=xxx)?
This isn't my data but this is an image I found of …
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