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Stephen Olejnik ends his paper summarizing the methodological steps necessary in multivariate analysis of variance with this quote:
"...good research introduces at least as many questions as it answers."
For those of us currently doing psychological research, I thought this was an important point for us to keep in mind. We can only do so much in one paper, but what we leave for readers to uncover next is also of extreme importance, if not equally important to the results of the current study.
If any followers are looking for more statistical guidance, let me know. I am happy to provide resources for different methods commonly used across psychological research.
Citation:
Olejnik, S. (2010). Multivariate analysis of variance. The reviewer’s guide to quantitative methods in the social sciences, 315-328.
There she is again!
Hey dudes, been a little busy so have this little animation I made a while ago of Pipio in the meantime. He’s cool just like that.
Breezy.
Wanted to draw some more trees in this one!
Froggo again!
Sometimes it’s good to just sit for a little.