Contents
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- Definition
- Advantages of within-subject designs
- The problem of carryover effects
- Assumptions of within-subject designs
- ANOVA with 1 within-subject variable
- ANOVA with 2 within-subject variables
- Tests supplementing ANOVA
- ANOVA with between- and within-subject variables
- Exercises
Free Analysis Tools
VassarStatsby Richard Lowry
Analysis Lab
by David Lane and Joan Lu
Instructional Demos
Independent and correlated tby David Lane
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ANOVA/MANOVA by StatSoftRepeated-measures ANOVA
by Will Hopkins of the University of Otago
ANOVA by G. David Garson
Interpreting Significant Effects: Post Hoc Pairwise Comparisons GLM Repeated-measures designs: One within-subjects factor (using SPSS) by Lee Becker
One-Factor Within-Subjects Designs (using SPSS) by Lee Becker
Introduction
to Design and Analysis of Experiments
by George W. Cobb
Inferential
Statisics : An Introduction to the Analysis of Variance
by Donald R. Shupe
Statistics
for Experimenters: An Introduction to Design, Data Analysis, and Model
Building
by George E. P. Box
Fundamental
Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences with CDRom
by David Howell
Statistical
Methods for Psychology
by David Howell