interaction main effect graphs

[@TheInkaEmpire]

Love the positive attitude. Easy to understand. She is significant!

[@shirahlee8605]

Thank you so much for this video! It’s the most helpful and informative one I’ve seen!

[@mmax7770]

i literally love you for your stat. your orthogonal contrasts was better because you seemed happy in that

[@massaj3307]

actually the best video, I finally get main effects!

[@doubleplusunbig]

"Now here we're changing it up a bit, just to throw you, you know, some more sugar" *winks*

[@drumashreedk27]

Thanks for videos on main n interaction effects in factorial design..it helps to get clarity..

[@nadiramuminovi8202]

The video sound is pretty good, beyond my imagination

[@fredcalledbygod]

World class teaching

[@BlessingsDavid-rk2pb]

well explanatory...thanks

[@ritalakwatsera]

thanks for the video it will help my students understand the concept without me explaining it infront of them because of quarantine and lockdown due to corona virus

[@jusliahjuis6606]

Good presentation...thanks for making this video..it's help me a lot

[@zohorboub6]

thank youu so much it was really helpful . god bless you 😇

[@rajninaiyyer5478]

Thanku so much🙏🙏 Mam.

[@shadowowner6485]

Amazing explanation, thank you so much

[@mlmpadron]

very helpful and informative video. thank you very much!

[@xalch]

Thanks for the video. It's helpful and informative (:

[@kanikagupta7684]

In order to be really sure whether or not there were significant differences in the data what should be included in the graphs that is missing?

[@nicklausboeckner8269]

Amazing Video, thanks!

[@Melancholy308]

where is the original `video from?

[@notonetobrag]

this helped so much! thanks a bunch

[@AlankritIndia]

Can interaction plot be made for 3 variables?

[@upendra8050]

Great presentation. I understand how to interpret the interaction plots now. I have one question though. In your presentation you said it does not matter which way the variables were plotted. Is that true? I heard that the variable with most levels are plotted on the horizontal axis and if the levels of the variables are same, then the variable with the numerical values are plotted on the horizontal axis. Correct me if i am wrong

[@benboyabc]

It really doesn't matter, but to save time your professor might just put the one with most treatments on the x axis

[@upendra8050]

ok thanks

[@destiny9420]

Thank you for this!

[@ibrahimbashimam9149]

Thank you so much ! !! ! ! !

[@artgenius]

Thank you for explanation:)

[@omermirza3210]

the accent is very proficient

[@hotpotato561]

Definitely not the first on here to say it, but thank you so much!

[@febrianpratama7906]

thank you so much.

[@dr.karrara.azeezaureaar2136]

can i use this examine for nonlinear relationships?

[@seppi3201]

super helpful!

[@sodamncutestud2]

Thank you.

[@yiwei7278]

多谢大佬 :)

[@elenhnikolakopoulou5737]

I love you

[@owenjones8722]

Do you have an email address I could send some interaction effect graphs to help analyse

[@adnanmohamedabdi4573]

Hmm thanks

[@yuhsinlee5001]

Image clarity 2/10, explanation clarity 10/10

[@fikafebriyanti2509]

The video sound is pretty good, beyond my imagination

[@MrTuck12345]

Thanks for this!

[@jameslondon7394]

The video sound is pretty good, beyond my imagination