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    This document outlines different statistical tests that can be used depending on whether the variables in a study are categorical or continuous, and whether they are between subjects or within subjects. It provides the name of the statistical test to use for each combination of variable types, such as a chi-square test for categorical variables between subjects, a paired t-test for categorical variables within subjects, and ANOVA tests for comparing means across multiple categorical or continuous variables.

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    This document outlines different statistical tests that can be used depending on whether the variables in a study are categorical or continuous, and whether they are between subjects or within subjects. It provides the name of the statistical test to use for each combination of variable types, such as a chi-square test for categorical variables between subjects, a paired t-test for categorical variables within subjects, and ANOVA tests for comparing means across multiple categorical or continuous variables.

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    This document outlines different statistical tests that can be used depending on whether the variables in a study are categorical or continuous, and whether they are between subjects or within subjects. It provides the name of the statistical test to use for each combination of variable types, such as a chi-square test for categorical variables between subjects, a paired t-test for categorical variables within subjects, and ANOVA tests for comparing means across multiple categorical or continuous variables.

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    INDEPENDENT DEPENDENT TEST

    CATEGORICAL
    1 VARIABLE : 2 CATEGORIES ( BETWEEN SUBJECTS ) CATEGORICAL CHI SQUARE
    1 VARIABLE : 2 CATEGORIES ( WITHIN SUBJECTS ) 1 VARIABLE Compare 2 means based on two categorical
    1 VARIABLE > 2 CATEGORIES ( BETWEEN SUBJECTS)
    2 OU > 2 CATEGORIES variables
    1 VARIABLE > 2 CATEGORIES ( WITHIN SUBJECTS )

    CATEGORICAL CONTINUOUS
    1 variable, 2 categories 1 variable continuous INDEPENDENT T-Test
    Difference between 2 groups
    ( between subjects)

    CONTINUOUS
    CATEGORICAL PAIRED T-Test
    1 variable continuous
    1 variable, 2 categories ( within subjects) same group 2 times

    CONTINUOUS 1 Sample T-Test


    CATEGORICAL
    1 variable continuous Sample VS Normal
    1 variable, 2 categories

    CATEGORICAL CONTINUOUS One - way ANOVA


    1 variable, > 2 categories ( between 1 variable continuous Compare means > one way anova
    subjects)

    CATEGORICAL CONTINUOUS Repeated Measures ANOVA


    GLN > repeated measure > add within
    1 variable, > 2 categories ( within 1 variable continuous
    subjects factors
    subjects)

    CATEGORICAL CONTINUOUS Factorial ANOVA


    > 1 variable, All categorical 1 variable continuous comparer des moyennes de deux groupes
    formés par des combinaisons de facteurs
    ( between subjects )
    GLN > Univariate > add fixed factor

    CONTINUOUS CATEGORICAL
    1 variable ou >1 1 variable, 2 categories
    Binary Logistic Regression
    Regression : binary logistic

    CONTINUOUS CONTINUOUS
    1 variable 1 variable continuous Simple Regression
    Regression > linear

    CONTINUOUS CONTINUOUS
    > 1 variable > 1 variable continuous Multiple Regression
    Regression > linear

    CONTINUOUS
    > 1 variable mixed categorical & ANCOVA
    1 variable continuous
    continuous One way Anova : add covariate

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