How to categorize a continuous variable and analyse demographics in one table

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[@Zainfunny416]

Very informative thank u soooo much sir may Allah blessed u Ameen🥰

[@sabahal-akbari7269]

I followed the steps but I got a new variable with one number. So the result was wrong.

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This is because all the respondents provided one almost similar answers (unidimensional scale)

[@Yasory-zq5bq]

I have question can you answer me

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Welcome

[@Yasory-zq5bq]

@@MohamedBenhimaPhD if i have pretest posttest1 and posttset 2. How to analyze with socio-demografic data

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@@Yasory-zq5bq To analyze the data from a pretest, posttest 1, and posttest 2, along with socio-demographic data, you can use a repeated measures ANOVA (Analysis of Variance) or a mixed-design ANOVA.