Dear Humphrey,
For the two-way anova, please see Analysis-general linear
model-Univariate....
if you want to test two-way interaction (or main effect), you need to do it
too.
Bests,
Haijie Ding, Ph D
Cognitive Psychologist,
Ideation Group, Haworth Furniture.
On 6/28/06, Humphrey <
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>
> Dear list,
> I have three groups of pupils with three different language backgrounds:
> Spanish speakers, Chinese speakers and Arabic speakers. They have taken an
> English test. I want o see if there is any difference among them and if sex
> interacts with linguistic background.
> Could you please give me some instructions on how to run a two-way anova
> in SPSS. I found one-way anova in analyse-compare means-one-way anova, but
> not two-way.
> If I had two groups instead of three then, should I still have used
> two-way anova for studying the sex interaction effect?
> Thanks a lot
> Humphrey
>
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