Enter the data into SPSS.
Name the variables by going to Variable VIew.
Name the groups now by going to values.
Run the following test. Go to Univariate.
Enter the variables.
Go to Post Hoc and select both variables and check Tukey.
Click continue.
Go to options and check the below option.
Click continue.
Click OK.
The output is:
(a) There is a significant main effect of Exercise. (F (1, 24) = 135.2, p = 0.000)
There is a significant main effect of Diet. (F (2, 24) = 4.650, p = 0.020)
There is a significant interaction effect. (F (2, 24) = 13.850, p = 0.000)
(b) There is a significant mean difference between 30%-60% fat and > 60% fat.
(c) The effect size for Exercise is large.
The effect size for Diet is large.
Please give me a thumbs-up if this helps you out. Thank you!
Enter the data into SPSS.
Name the variables by going to Variable VIew.
Name the groups now by going to values.
Run the following test. Go to Univariate.
Enter the variables.
Go to Post Hoc and select both variables and check Tukey.
Click continue.
Go to options and check the below option.
Click continue.
Click OK.
The output is:
(a) There is a significant main effect of Exercise. (F (1, 24) = 135.2, p = 0.000)
There is a significant main effect of Diet. (F (2, 24) = 4.650, p = 0.020)
There is a significant interaction effect. (F (2, 24) = 13.850, p = 0.000)
(b) There is a significant mean difference between 30%-60% fat and > 60% fat.
(c) The effect size for Exercise is large.
The effect size for Diet is large.
Please give me a thumbs-up if this helps you out. Thank you!
Can you show the step by step on how to input this information in SPSS. not...
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