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Precisely what I was searching for. Thank Prof. Swan! Is it possible to test if a variable is a mediator or moderator? For instance, you have shown that anxiety is a mediator. Can we test if anxiety acts as a moderator?

I have difficulty with vision. How did you get that teal circle around your mouse pointer? thank you!

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Hello Alex. Thanks a bunch for the help. i am looking for one on one help with double checking some ANOVA results and a power analysis for effect size of the participants numbers. I will pay happily for the help. Cheers.

Thanks a lot!

Your voiceover is much too fast for me. English is not my first language but I am fluent, yet I struggle to follow what you are saying even at 0.75 speed.

it must be direct to the point when teaching

"to give this tutorial a little more.... UMMMPGH" xD

life saver thank you!!

This video is helpful!

Love the detailed comparison. You will be impressed with JASP 0.19 I think. It will hit us in 1 or 2 months with massive improvements to recoding etc. I agree with your stance of a tie currently. Both programs have the same number of strong points and weaknesses. The biggest weakness with jamovi I see is, that it does not allow to resort or duplicate analyses and the lack of integrated help files. So I am curious: How do you manage these points?

Well done, Great, Thanks!

Well done! Great!

it was really really great to take these classes with you sir i am very thankfull to you for these free of cost lectures loved the way of teaching and expressions

Dan is Danielle J. Navarro (one of the authors of LSJ) so mum, not dad.

Can you make a forest plot with "Numbers"?

Nice comparison! What do you think about the machine learning module in JASP? And, is there anything similar in Jamovi?

I am doing this unit and this one is so simplified

Hi there! really finding these videos helpful in studying for finals, but i'm confused as to how and since when is marijuana is classified as a hallucinogen?

Thanks the topic got very clear hope you do a series on positive psychology soon

Nice videos Prof!

Thanks a lot. It was beneficial for me when analyzing. Could you please make a video that includes control variables?

It’s 13:12 in South Africa and I’m writing my exam at 15:00 and I’m only coming across this channel now 😭 You’re literally my hope now lol

Can you help for doing three way anova , financial literacy as dependent factor and faculty, education level(higher secondary,bachelor,master), universities as independent variables

I have a question, I know different analysis options have maximum likelihood to deal with missing data in jamovi but my question is that the liner regression option in jamovi have Maximum likelihood in it setting or background ?

Obrigada, obrigada , obrigada. Por mais canais ASSIM!

How would one figure out the model-estimated probability

Hello! I am planning a 2x3 within-subjects ANOVA. If I run the within-subjects power test, would I leave group at 1 and measurements at 3 since that's the factor with the larger number of measurements? Or would it be all possible measurements (i.e., 6)? Does this also account for interactions? Thank you!

how do i activate my voicemod pro? i have the key but cant find where to actiate it

Thank You

You explained everything so well and clearly that I understood everything with my poor knowledge of English. Thank you!

Awesome, I want to get a msc degree and health and positive psychology. Thank you for this video.

0.36 + 0.36 = 0.72

How can you change the order of the two conditions. In a pre-post analysis some variables are plotted in the desired order (Pre - Post) and others in the opposite with no apparent reason.

what is the meaning of "W"" on the Table ?

Hello thank you so much for this video. But is it possible to do assumptions checks in GLM Mediation Model ?

Very good, thank you!

Thank you so much! This was very useful, but i have an issue. I am trying to analyse the correlation between 8 variables and the matrix is just incredibly messy. The scaling is all wrong, so i can't see the graphs either, plus I loose the p values for significance. My instructor wants me to use a correlation heatmap, and i found it under reliability analysis, but this plot also looses the p-values for significance. Do you know of a module i can use to make a nice, large correlation heatmap that preserves the p-values?

I used your option and everything works as it should, except for one thing $(user) and $(touser) don't change to the names of who and on who the command is used on. How can I make them change to user names?

can you do this for a multiple logistic regression?

I have been picking my brain about this and I believe you made an error at the end of the video. It seems that JASP ANCOVA graphs don't adjust and basically only show the ANOVA graph. On your exemple both high and low dose have the same mean which shows on the graph but the marginal means are different so if the graph was actually showing the ANCOVA results with the marginal means, the high dose dot would be higher than the low dose, which it isn't. I tried several times on my data and no matter if you add or remove covariates you always end-up with the exact same graph which is quite frustrating. Or am I missing something ?

Im late but where's lecture 1 ? Pls reply

How do we interpret results tho

Helped me with last minute feedback to do a correlation from my dissertation defense. Very easy to understand. Love the detail and explanations. Thank you. Hopefully, I will never need it again. Alas, I could have used or found your tutorials over the past year of SPSS stress as I am bio statistically challenged. So if I can suggest more needed on what the correlations actually mean in interpretation in addition to positive and negative.

they don't have the option for bivariate correlation :< will it okay to just use regression?

Hi, I'm currently trying to do an assignment where we have to test the hypothesis "Men have higher starting salaries than women, even after the effects of education and work experience are controlled for" and I was wondering how you would do it in Jamovi - would education and work experience be covariates? And if so how do you then read the table to see the relationship?

You are a life saver! I have an exam tomorrow

Thanks! If I wanted to look at the effect of IV on DV whilst controlling for variables such as age/height etc, would it be the same thing? Or would it have to be reported differently?