REPEATED MEASURES (ANOVA)
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REPEATED MEASURES (ANOVA)
oak.ucc.nau.edudesigns is likely to produce correlated responses on the dependent variable like those of repeated-measures designs. Consequently, the data from these studies can be analyzed as if the factor is a within-subjects factor. SPSS conducts a standard univariate F test if the within-subjects factor has only two levels.