I want to do a meta-analysis of two psycholinguistics experiments
investigating reading times to words. Both experiments have the same words in them, but used slightly different instructions. I would like to do a mixed model in which I investigate the influence of five continuous IVs and the factorial IV "Experiment" (and later interactions of Experiment and the continuous IVs) I think I should model the fact that Word1 in Experiment 1 is the same as Word1 in Experiment 2. I think I need some kind of REPEATED statement to model the fact that the residual error for particular words will be correlated across experiments. But I can't come up with a way to do this, the things I try generate error messages. The model I have run without the REPEATED analysis is as below with random effects for participant and word variation. Mixed ReadingTime by Experiment with x1 x2 x3 x4 x5 /FIXED = Experiment x1 x2 x3 x4 x5 /PRINT = SOLUTION TESTCOV /RANDOM = INTERCEPT | SUBJECT(Participant) COVTYPE(UN) /RANDOM = INTERCEPT | SUBJECT(Word) COVTYPE(UN) . How should I model the repetition of items across the two experiments? |
If I understand your post. using the same conditions (e.g., same words)
in the two experiments would not create a repeated measure unless the same subjects were used in the two experiments. In that instance, experiment would be the repeated factor. Art Kendall Social Research Consultants. Mike Ford wrote: > I want to do a meta-analysis of two psycholinguistics experiments > investigating reading times to words. Both experiments have the same words > in them, but used slightly different instructions. > > I would like to do a mixed model in which I investigate the influence of > five continuous IVs and the factorial IV "Experiment" (and later > interactions of Experiment and the continuous IVs) > > I think I should model the fact that Word1 in Experiment 1 is the same as > Word1 in Experiment 2. I think I need some kind of REPEATED statement to > model the fact that the residual error for particular words will be > correlated across experiments. But I can't come up with a way to do this, > the things I try generate error messages. > > The model I have run without the REPEATED analysis is as below with random > effects for participant and word variation. > > Mixed ReadingTime by Experiment with x1 x2 x3 x4 x5 > /FIXED = Experiment x1 x2 x3 x4 x5 > /PRINT = SOLUTION TESTCOV > /RANDOM = INTERCEPT | SUBJECT(Participant) COVTYPE(UN) > /RANDOM = INTERCEPT | SUBJECT(Word) COVTYPE(UN) . > > How should I model the repetition of items across the two experiments? > > >
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Thanks for the advice. Feel a bit silly I didn't think about the problem
properly. Got a bit caught up in thinking about how to do mixed models. I have had a look at some documentation but couldn't find an example similar to what I wanted to do, they all seemed to be much more complex repeated measures. The syntax that seemed to work was Mixed ReadingTime by Experiment with x1 x2 x3 x4 x5 /FIXED = Experiment x1 x2 x3 x4 x5 /PRINT = SOLUTION TESTCOV /RANDOM = INTERCEPT | SUBJECT(Participant) COVTYPE(UN) /RANDOM = INTERCEPT | SUBJECT(Word) COVTYPE(UN) . /REPEATED = Exp | SUBJECT(Item*Subj) COVTYPE(AR1) . /REPEATED = Exp COVTYPE(AR1) . |
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