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However AFAICT, the only difference between the two sets of results (re. main 
effects present in both) is that the residual df differs, hence so does F and 
p-value.

-pd


> On 15 May 2016, at 21:06 , Jonathan Reardon <jonathanrear...@outlook.com> 
> wrote:
> 
> Hello,
> 
> I ran a 2x2x2 repeated measures ANOVA which turned out fine:
>                                     Df                Sum Sq       Mean Sq   
> F value     Pr(>F)  Attend                        1                   0.5540  
>     0.55402     7.0374    0.01079 *PercGrp                      1             
>       0.0058      0.00580     0.0737    0.78719  Pres                         
>     1                   0.1794      0.17944     2.2794    0.13766  
> Attend:PercGrp         1                   0.0017      0.00172     0.0218    
> 0.88324  Attend:Pres                 1                 0.0189      0.01894    
> 0.2406      0.62598  PercGrp:Pres              1                  0.0534      
> 0.05344    0.6789     0.41405  Attend:PercGrp:Pres  1                 0.0046  
>    0.00464    0.0590      0.80912  Residuals                      48          
>       3.7788  0.07872    
> However, when I run the interactions alone (from the same dataset), I get a 
> different set of results than what was originally shown e.g.
>> anova(lm(main~Attend+PercGrp+Pres))Analysis of Variance Table
> Response: main                  Df       Sum Sq    Mean Sq    F value      
> Pr(>F)   Attend     1        0.5540       0.55402    7.4682     0.008561 
> **PercGrp   1       0.0058        0.00580    0.0782     0.780849   Pres       
>   1        0.1794        0.17944    2.4189     0.125942   Residuals 52     
> 3.8575        0.07418  
> I also get different results when i run the interactions alone too. Curious 
> to know why this is.
> Thanks,Jon
> 
> 
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