Short demo of factorial ANOVA with simple effects tests using SPSS version 28 (Feb 2022)

This video provides a short demo of how to perform factorial ANOVA using SPSS version 28. Unlike previous versions that required you to use syntax to generate simple effects tests, then new version of SPSS allows you to generate these test results using the EMMEANS menu.
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[@Stelaxt]

Congratulations on your didactic performance, your classes are exceptional! I am looking for but did not find moderated multiple regressions with more than one Independent Variable yet, would you mind recommending some material where can I dig into it ? I have interested in MPlus to do so, but I have no clue how can I do this kind of model analysis (with more than one Independent Variable). Thanks in advance!

[@shuangwu9863]

Hey, thanks a lot for the video! But one question, sometimes I don't have an interaction effect between two factors from the table Tests of Between Subjects Effects. But when I run the tests for simple effects as you showed in this video. The results of the estimated marginal means show that the p-value between some factors is smaller than 0.05 nevertheless. Could you tell me why? Thanks in advance!