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Post Hoc Tests There is no proper facility for producing post hoc tests for repeated measures variables in SPSS (you will find that if you access the post hoc test dialog box it will not list any repeated-measured factors). However, you can get a basic set of post hoc tests clicking in the main dialog box.
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