What is a Factorial ANOVA? Factorial ANOVAs have two or more categorical independent variables. Categorical data consists of discrete groups. Let’s talk about a simple …
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Let’s clear up the confusion with classical and cooperative (reciprocal) suppression. Here are some basics. Also, how do we understand suppression analyses?
It’s easy to confuse the two. They sound similar, and while they both look at how a third variable fits into a relationship, they are not the same.