Thanks! For me, writing a report about my analysis is almost as difficult as the data processing. Sometimes I find it hard to manage language used and have proper lexical choices. This video is excellent. I think I will review this for several times.
I cannot even begin to explain how helpful this video is ! The clarity in the way you have explained everything step by step is commendable! I was struggling for a while on how to report my factorial ANOVA results because I didn't know that a 2x2x2 between subjects ANOVA was classed as a factorial ANOVA! Thank you for breaking this down so well! I'm feeling a lot more confident now!! :) :) :)
Overall - super helpful and offered a great template for students. however, it is not convention to report p values as p=0.000. APA would be to replace this with p
You should make a separate video for the three-way ANOVA results, since they are different from two-way ANOVA and you can't really use the template you provided for the three-way ANOVA. I'm not sure why you grouped them together.. The video was unhelpful for me, unfortunately
Thanks for the suggestion. I will put that on my to-do list. Meanwhile, the method will be the same; the difference between the outputs lies in the number of main effects and interaction effects. The rest of the story will be identical.
Hi there, very well explained therefore THNAK YOU very much! One question though, at 08:44 minute, or the 2nd main effect 'stream', why did you say ...indicating that 18.1% of the variance in the situational ..... was explained by 'gender'? shouldn't it be stream? Thanks for your advice!
Hello, my 2 independents variable interacts but it has a high vif, and it means multicollinearity? Why is that lm(maxbite~island*sex+length, data) Vif high for island abs island:sex This issue does not occur for lm(maxbite~island+sex+length, data)
Should I report the partial eta squared value (to show the effect size) of the interaction between the two variables, mine being gender and weight class? my Partial Eta Squared result is 0.224, does this mean that 22% of the variance in my test (push-ups per minute) can be described by the interaction of the two variables? Your video has been very helpful!! Thank you
@Seamus, yes, you should report the partial eta squared value; and yes, your interpretation of the value is correct. In other words, the mean score of one of the groups (the gender with the higher mean) is 0.22 SDs above that of the other group.
Hi there, do you know whether partial eta squared and F statistics need to be reported as < .001 like p does if they are .000 in APA format? Thank you!
It's 4am right now and I'm doing a report that's due tomorrow, this is saving my life
it's 3am and I am doing the same, so glad someone made a video on this!
Not to be dramatic, but you genuinely saved my dissertation's results section! Thank you so much!
Thanks! For me, writing a report about my analysis is almost as difficult as the data processing. Sometimes I find it hard to manage language used and have proper lexical choices. This video is excellent. I think I will review this for several times.
I cannot even begin to explain how helpful this video is ! The clarity in the way you have explained everything step by step is commendable! I was struggling for a while on how to report my factorial ANOVA results because I didn't know that a 2x2x2 between subjects ANOVA was classed as a factorial ANOVA! Thank you for breaking this down so well! I'm feeling a lot more confident now!! :) :) :)
Overall - super helpful and offered a great template for students. however, it is not convention to report p values as p=0.000. APA would be to replace this with p
Thank you very much! You teach much better than my professor
Very helpful on how to report the results of ANOVA
You should make a separate video for the three-way ANOVA results, since they are different from two-way ANOVA and you can't really use the template you provided for the three-way ANOVA. I'm not sure why you grouped them together.. The video was unhelpful for me, unfortunately
Thanks for the suggestion. I will put that on my to-do list. Meanwhile, the method will be the same; the difference between the outputs lies in the number of main effects and interaction effects. The rest of the story will be identical.
Is there a way for someone to identify the levels of the factor when it is unclear yet?
Very profoundly explained, I would like to know if we have multiple dependent variables, how it is to be reported. Thanks
Hi, they should be reported in the same way. Report F values and DF in the same way.
Awesome, TY.
Please can you make a video about how to report Post-hocs?
Hi there, very well explained therefore THNAK YOU very much! One question though, at 08:44 minute, or the 2nd main effect 'stream', why did you say ...indicating that 18.1% of the variance in the situational ..... was explained by 'gender'? shouldn't it be stream? Thanks for your advice!
You are right; it was a slip of the tongue. Sorry about that. Well spotted :-)
Hello, my 2 independents variable interacts but it has a high vif, and it means multicollinearity? Why is that
lm(maxbite~island*sex+length, data)
Vif high for island abs island:sex
This issue does not occur for lm(maxbite~island+sex+length, data)
Should I report the partial eta squared value (to show the effect size) of the interaction between the two variables, mine being gender and weight class? my Partial Eta Squared result is 0.224, does this mean that 22% of the variance in my test (push-ups per minute) can be described by the interaction of the two variables?
Your video has been very helpful!! Thank you
@Seamus, yes, you should report the partial eta squared value; and yes, your interpretation of the value is correct. In other words, the mean score of one of the groups (the gender with the higher mean) is 0.22 SDs above that of the other group.
hi where is the video on the normality and sample of the residuals please? I am struggling to find it
This video is about normality: th-cam.com/video/Wql-YRAoX6I/w-d-xo.html&
Hi there, do you know whether partial eta squared and F statistics need to be reported as < .001 like p does if they are .000 in APA format? Thank you!
APA changes constantly. Please check the 7th edition.
Is this in APA 7?
It was released before APA 7th.