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Figure 13.22
The
Task Roles
have been specified.
select
leadstyl, project
,and
subid
and drag them over to the area under
Classification variables
. The result of this is shown in Figure 13.22.
In the navigation panel, select
Fixed Effect Model
as shown in
Figure 13.23. In the
Class andquantitative variables
panel, select
leadstyl
and then select the
Main
pushbutton;
leadstyl
will automatically appear in
the
Effects
window. Repeat this procedure for
project
. Then while holding
the Control key down, select both
leadstyl
and
project
. With both vari-
ables highlighted, click the
Factorial
pushbutton;
leadstyl
∗
project
will
automatically appear in the
Effects
window.
Select
Fixed Effect Model Options
in the navigation panel as shown
in Figure 13.24. Check
Type 3
under
Hypothesis test type
. Then select
Residual maximum likelihood
under
Estimationmethod
, and
Between
and within subject portions
under
Degrees of freedommethod
.
Select
Random Effects
in the navigation panel as shown in
Figure 13.25. Select
Random effects
under the
Effects to use
menu; a
box will appear at the far right of that menu. Click on that box and the
Effects Builder - Random effects
window appears. Select
subid
and click
the
Main
pushbutton;
subid
will automatically appear in the
Random
effects
panel. Click the
OK
pushbutton.
Now select
Subject identifier
under the
Model subjects
menu; a box
will appear at the far right of that menu. Click on that box and the
Effects Builder - Subject identifier
window appears. Select
subid
and
click the
Main
pushbutton;
subid
will automatically appear in the
Subject
identifier
panel. Select the
OK
pushbutton. This is shown in Figure 13.26.