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Thank you so muchhhh this is the best teaching 🎉

So, does the result mean women can hold their drink better than men?

Thank you so much! I was in a crazy condition and your video helped me so much! Thanks again....

So does each participant need 2 data points for a 2x2 independent ANOVA, or would it be 4? I'm confused 🤔

This was really helpful, great job. thank you!

Great.. Really helpful

Very nice demonstration.

Hi! If I am planning to compare the effect of two independent variable (say: type of sweetener and daily intake frequency) on one dependent variable (antioxidant capacity), do I still need to have a negative control group? Thank you so much!

very great explanation

Isn't this a mixed-design ANOVA? Cause you have 2 groups and also 3 repeated measures per group?

Thank you so much

Great job. Thank you. I used the same data in this example; I found them not normally distributed and did not have equal variance. They violated the assumptions of the ANOVA test!

Excellent

In my results the f-value and the significance don't show anything, they're empty. Any suggestions?

that was so informative and the best I've seen on UA-cam so thank you. Do you have anything on mixed design as I'm sure you'd make that easy to understand too.

Hi, just a correction. When you report the results from ANOVA, you need to use df of main effect and df of error df(main,error). In your case, sex = F(1,24) = 75.... and group = F(1,24) ....

can you run follow up tests to make more concrete conclusions based on the interaction?

thanks!

Hi. How to you interpret a "cross" interaction?

This was very helpful. Thank you

watch your language, pal.

Thanks, helped me a lot. Great job.

Thanks a lot!

If you are testing for repeated measures, why pick the univariate linear model instead of repeated measures model?