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Member Training: Writing Up Statistical Results: Basic Concepts and Best Practices

by TAF Support

Many of us love performing statistical analyses but hate writing them up in the Results section of the manuscript. We struggle with big-picture issues (What should I include? In what order?) as well as minutia (Do tables have to be double-spaced?). [Read more…] about Member Training: Writing Up Statistical Results: Basic Concepts and Best Practices

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Examples for Writing up Results of Mixed Models

by Karen Grace-Martin 19 Comments

One question I always get in my Repeated Measures Workshop is:

“Okay, now that I understand how to run a linear mixed model for my study, how do I write up the results?”

This is a great question.

There are many pieces of the linear mixed models output that are identical to those of any linear model–regression coefficients, F tests, means.

But there is also a lot that is new, like intraclass correlations and [Read more…] about Examples for Writing up Results of Mixed Models

Tagged With: mixed model, Writing Results

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