Talino,
I gave you bad advice in my earlier reply, which I realized when I was
driving around during lunch. The subcommand I referenced in my earlier
message should give one correlation matrix for every level of the between
variable. You want the pooled value of those matrices. Perhaps someone with
more background in this area can give you accurate advice.
Apologies, Gene Maguin
>I don't think that you can get these corrrelation matrices output from the
GLM procedure. However, I think you can get them from the Manova procedure
by using Print=cellinfo(corr) subcommand. If that doesn't work, then you
could simply do a correlation command within a split files command such that
the file is split by your 'between' variable.
>>I was reading an article that suggested that "pooled within-group
correlations among DVs" should be reported when writing a results section
for a MANOVA analysis. The author states that these correlations can be
found in the "pooled within-group correlations matrix" I can't seem to find
the option to report correlation in the MANOVA analysis. Where and/or how
can I generate such a matrix? Is it simple correlation matrix of my two
DVs?
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