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    This document outlines different types of dependent variables and independent variables that are used in various statistical analyses. It shows that dependent variables can be categorical, ordinal, or continuous, and independent variables can be categorical or continuous. It then lists different statistical analyses that are appropriate depending on whether the variables are categorical or continuous, between subjects or within subjects, single or multiple factors.

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    This document outlines different types of dependent variables and independent variables that are used in various statistical analyses. It shows that dependent variables can be categorical, ordinal, or continuous, and independent variables can be categorical or continuous. It then lists different statistical analyses that are appropriate depending on whether the variables are categorical or continuous, between subjects or within subjects, single or multiple factors.

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    Statistics Decision Tree

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    This document outlines different types of dependent variables and independent variables that are used in various statistical analyses. It shows that dependent variables can be categorical, ordinal, or continuous, and independent variables can be categorical or continuous. It then lists different statistical analyses that are appropriate depending on whether the variables are categorical or continuous, between subjects or within subjects, single or multiple factors.

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    Type of DV

    Ordinal
    Continuous
    Categorical
    Not covering
    One or more IV(s) predicting the
    DV (i.e., usually at least one IV is
    All categorical IVs At least one continuous)
    continuous IV

    All categorical IVs Logistic Association between two All categorical IVs
    regression variables (i.e., IV/other
    variable is continuous)

    Differences between/among All categorical IVs


    groups (i.e., categorical IV)

    2 groups/ 3+ groups/
    conditions/levels conditions/levels

    Between-subjectsWithin-subjects 1 IV/Factor 2+ IVs/Factors

    Between-subjects
    Within-subjects
    Both/all IVs are Both/all IVs are within-
    All categorical IVs All categorical IVs between-subjects subjects

    All categorical IVs All categorical IVs


    All categorical IVs All categorical IVs

    At least one IV is between-subjects and


    one is within-subjects are within-
    subjects

    All categorical IVs

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