So if I have Heart Rate, Pupil diameter, a performance test and EEG Alpha waves, this means I have to convert all to Z-score scale and then do the ANOVA? or do I have to Log10 them?
+Carlos Chaveznava Are you using those variables as outcomes or independent variables? If they are outcomes and are numeric and normally distributed then you can use them in an ANOVA.
Thank you so much. This was exactly what I needed.
Thank you! ;_; If I pass my exam, I owe it all to you!
Great video, helped me a lot in the interpretation of data :)
Do you have any videos that explain and interpret the results of a Three-Way ANOVA?
+Ola Touckly I don't but I will add that to my list.
So if I have Heart Rate, Pupil diameter, a performance test and EEG Alpha waves, this means I have to convert all to Z-score scale and then do the ANOVA? or do I have to Log10 them?
+Carlos Chaveznava Are you using those variables as outcomes or independent variables? If they are outcomes and are numeric and normally distributed then you can use them in an ANOVA.