Multivariate Analysis of Variance (MANOVA) in SPSS Tutorial (SPSS Tutorial Video #22) - GLM

In this video, I cover the details of how how to conduct and interpret the results of a Multivariate Analysis of Variance (MANOVA) using the General Linear Model (GLM) tool in SPSS. I walk you through all the steps to conduct a. MANOVA, interpret the results, plot the results, and consider how to think about multiple comparisons (using a bonferroni correction for multiple comparisons).
I compare this tool to the standard One-Way ANOVA tool and explain why GLM is more robust. An ANOVA allows you to compare the mean of a single variable across N (or many) groups. I show you how to do all this and include a discussion on multiple comparisons, bonferroni corrections, how to quickly plot results with error bars, and give you a chance to try it yourself.
This SPSS tutorial series is designed to teach you the basics of how to analyze and interpret the results of data using SPSS. I will cover everything from the very basics of the main windows within SPSS, to manipulating data, to running and interpreting meaningful analyses like t-tests, ANOVA, regression, and many more, and visualizing results.
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[@pats_seidl]

thank you for this video! this helped me a lot for my thesis

[@shawsr7]

Thanks. You made me smarter.

[@ehisofeimun5113]

thank you so much, this was easy to understand.

[@JBoardOnly]

Very helpful, thank you

[@roldancardona5335]

How about the intention is multivariate regression modeling? Is there any chance you can make a video how to do the assumption testing, the SPSS technques and interpretation? Thank you and more power.

[@danijelbratina]

Hey, would doing single ANOVAS instead of a MANOVA do the trick? Or does MANOVA somehow create a linear or other combination of dependable variables and comapre that composite means for difrferent groups?

[@kareenkk356]

Can we have multiple dependent and independent variables for this technique?

[@user.H4637]

can you use this method to form multivariate analysis for multiple explanatory/independent variable and one dependent variable ?

[@Luffy7948]

What is the take-away from a MANOVA? How do I use this information in my discussion?

[@scienceandtechnology9228]

in mahalanibonis, if we have pre test and post test variable how we determine degree of Freedom in chi square table??

[@RadhaKumari-nm1fz]

Do you know how we can perform mixed model MANOVA using a GLM in SPSS?

[@GomadaTube]

thanks

[@atanubhattacharjee4581]

Hi! i want to know how to input multiple response in data view

[@ShanzyMalik-ll6xp]

i want to compare hematology parameter which one could be fix except age and gender

[@summyianiazi]

i dont know if anyone wil respon but can someone please tell me if this metjos can be applied when testing for relation between MBTI types and %s, GPAs and MDCAT scores ( i must tell that all the continous dpendent variables are recoreded as ranges i.e GPA 1.5-2.0, 2.5-3.0 etc, same for % and MDCAT scores so with this in mind will i have to use a different test?) pls pls help!!!!

[@kushmatovdavlatbek2464]

how can I run ANOVA for three different independent variables in one analysis

[@DataDemystified]

If you include multiple variables in the "fixed factor" box you can run multiple IVs at the same time.

[@gearjunkie88]

In your first analysis with 2 levels of gender, why not just do a t-test? Am I missing something here?

[@neehajesus]

Gender is categorial variable , for t-test u need continuous variable

[@mcm0324]

WHY ARE YOU TALKING SO FAST?????????????

[@sixucai]

why do you have to speak that fast? Are you in a hurry to so something

[@user-mw2cb1kr2o]

thanks