Nicholas Reinholtz
@nreinholtz.bsky.social
Keppel and Wickens walks through this if I am remembering correctly.
January 11, 2025 at 3:02 AM
Keppel and Wickens walks through this if I am remembering correctly.
In some within-subject designs, you can conduct appropriate tests by calculating intercepts and slopes for each participant and analyzing them with simple t-tests. The multilevel
model (in this case) would be unnecessary, but possibly OK if it brings you to the same place (e.g., no shrinkage).
model (in this case) would be unnecessary, but possibly OK if it brings you to the same place (e.g., no shrinkage).
January 11, 2025 at 3:02 AM
In some within-subject designs, you can conduct appropriate tests by calculating intercepts and slopes for each participant and analyzing them with simple t-tests. The multilevel
model (in this case) would be unnecessary, but possibly OK if it brings you to the same place (e.g., no shrinkage).
model (in this case) would be unnecessary, but possibly OK if it brings you to the same place (e.g., no shrinkage).