The answer to your second question is that the protection against Type I
error comes from the significance test for the initial MANOVA. You would
only run individual ANOVA for each IV if the initial MANOVA is significant.
Garry Gelade
Business Analytic Ltd
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Hi,
Can anyone shed some light on SPSS Manova results? What are the main
elements to be looked at along with significance of F statistic?
Also, why would one run individual ANOVA for each independent variable as a
follow up analysis? Isn't the objective of MANOVA to reduce type I error?
Thank you!
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