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Slideshows
Multiple Correlation and Regression with Continuous Predictors
Meet the General -- introduction to the general linear model
Comparing Regression Lines -- does the regression solution vary across groups?
ANOVA -- Multiple Regression with Categorical Predictors
A Bit of Matrix Algebra
Documents -- more detail than in the slideshows
Multiple Correlation and Regression with Continuous Predictors
Bumblebee Regression -- guaranteed to fit any data.
A Brief Introduction to Multiple Correlation/Regression Analysis
Presenting the Results of a Multiple Correlation/Regression Analysis.
Multiple R2 and Partial Correlation/Regression Coefficients.
Redundancy and Suppression in Trivariate Correlation/Regression Analysis.
Example of Multiple Correlation/Regression With Three Predictor Variables -- checking assumptions, transformation, suppression.
Mediation, Moderation, and Condition Process Analysis
Statistical Tests of Models That Include Mediating Variables
Power Analysis for Change in R2, Multiple Linear Regression -- G*Power3
ANOVA -- Multiple Regression with Categorical Predictors
One-Way ANOVA, Independent Samples
Confidence Intervals for Eta-Squared and RMSSE -- what should the confidence coefficient be?
Omega-Squared Discussion -- EDSTAT-L posting on Omega-Squared.
Power Analysis for One-Way ANOVA -- Using G*Power
Reporting the Strength of Effect Estimates for Simple Statistical Analyses -- Independent t, one-way independent ANOVA, correlation/regression, contingency table analysis.
T Tests, ANOVA, and Regression Analysis -- mathematical equivalence of these
Factorial ANOVA, Independent Samples
Factorial-Basics -- Basic concepts in factorial ANOVA.
Factorial-Computations -- Computations in factorial ANOVA.
Triv-Int.doc: Trivial interactions in factorial ANOVA.
Example Presentation of Results from a Two-Way Factorial ANOVA.
Mixed-Effects ANOVA -- one fixed factor, one random
Random Effects, Omega-Squared, and the Intraclass Correlation Coefficient -- random effects factors and nested effects are included in the analysis presented here.
Least Squares ANOVA and ANCOV
ANOVA with Correlated Samples
The Multivariate Approach to the One-Way Repeated Measures ANOVA
Two x Two Within-Subject ANOVA Interaction = Correlated t on Difference Scores
Three-Way Analyses of Variance Containing One or More Repeated Factors
Doubly Multivariate Analysis of Repeated Measures Designs: Multiple Dependent Variables
Mixed ANOVA With a Continuous Predictor and All Interactions
The Pretest-Posttest x Groups Design: How to Analyze the Data
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