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Hi,
In within-subjects designs, it is usually recommended to use a contrast-specific error term, because any degree of violation of the sphericity assumption will make the error term too small or too large for some comparisons (e.g., Boik, 1981). However, it is currently (JASP 14.1) impossible to use a contrast-specific error term when specifying custom contrasts. Unchecking
"Assume equal variances" (it might be better to call this option "Pool error term", similar to the Simple Main Effects menu) returns "Unequal variances only available for main effects of within-subjects factors" (see attached file).
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Contrast-specific error term vs. pooled error term in within-subjects ANOVA
Impossible to specify a contrast-specific error term in custom contrasts for within-subjects ANOVA (BUG)
Mar 23, 2021
I second this, this is still relevant! It's not a bug from a software engineering perspective, but rather a feature implementation that contradicts good pracitice (or a "stats bug"?). The error message comes up when a custom contrast involves more than one factor, for example. I don't know if reclassifying this as a feature request would give it a push, but maybe a comment does a little?
Hi,
In within-subjects designs, it is usually recommended to use a contrast-specific error term, because any degree of violation of the sphericity assumption will make the error term too small or too large for some comparisons (e.g., Boik, 1981). However, it is currently (JASP 14.1) impossible to use a contrast-specific error term when specifying custom contrasts. Unchecking
"Assume equal variances" (it might be better to call this option "Pool error term", similar to the Simple Main Effects menu) returns "Unequal variances only available for main effects of within-subjects factors" (see attached file).
BlanchardprepJASP.zip
Best,
Mathieu
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