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4 years ago in ANOVA , SPSS , Statistical Analysis By Emma
Need assistance for 2-way repeated measures ANOVA for statistical test.
Hi everyone,
I hope someone can help me regarding my dissertation statistics analysis. My research aims at examining the change in carbohydrate oxidation in two different weather conditions(sunny and pleasant) during cycling. The second variable is measuring at high altitude and sea level and the third one is taking note of the measures experienced in two intervals in age range separately where one is 10-20 years old and the other is 20-30 years old.
I believe that 2-way repeated measure ANOVA is the right technique for this type of experiment. However, I am not sure if I’m doing it right.
I have added the weather condition points separately. Like for the first hour, I have used “Weather condition” for the subject factor and clicking define after putting two different levels. After that, I add the data of measurement in boxes named as “1 hour/sea level” and “1 hour/hypoxia”, and add “age” into the between subject factors. Am I doing it correctly?
Thanks in advance for your time and suggestions.
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By Amith Answered 4 years ago
Well, in any of the two cases, you should go for GLM when working with SPSS. Go for analyse, then GLM and then repeated measures to obtain the ANOVA result with classical mixed design. Otherwise, you can go for the multilevel modelling approach by using the mixed command. Go on analyse, then mixed models and then, linear.
Check out the examples by searching for “UCLA SPSS Repeated measures”. It can provide you with a better understanding.
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By Joana Answered 4 years ago
These are available in the z-library easily and include information regarding factorial designs and repeated measures. Search ANOVA as regression and look through the suitable Lander references. It might seem a lot of work and difficult at first too, but it really is simpler and easier.
I hope it helps you. Cheers.
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By Taylor Answered 4 years ago
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By Rafael Answered 4 years ago
Happy to help.
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