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Caroline,

This looks reasonable, although I would have an EV for Group as you want
both main effects in the model with the interaction - or so I was taught in
my statistics class.

Best Regards, Donald McLaren
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On Thu, Jun 27, 2013 at 4:26 PM, Caroline Montojo <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> Dear FSL experts,
>
> We would like to run a 2x2 Mixed ANOVA with Factor 1: Time (Pre- vs Post-
> treatment; within-subjects factor) and Factor 2: Group (Medication vs
> Placebo; between-subjects factor). We are interested in testing whether
> there is a GroupxTime interaction (e.g., a differential change in the
> medicated group).  We set up on 2x2 Mixed ANOVA model following the guide
> on the FSL website.
>
> We would just like to check that we setup up our interaction model
> correctly. This is an excerpt from our 2x2 Mixed ANOVA design:
>
> Group     EV1     EV2     EV3     EV4     EV5     EV6     EV7 …
>               Run     GxRun  Subj1   Subj2   Subj3   Subj4   Subj5
> 1            -1        -1          1         0          0          0
>    0
> 1            1          1          1         0          0          0
>    0
> 1            -1         1          0         1          0          0
>    0
> 1            1         -1          0         1          0          0
>    0
> 1            -1        -1          0         0          1          0
>    0
> 1            1          1          0         0          1          0
>    0
> 1            -1        -1          0         0          0          1
>    0
> 1            1          1          0         0          0          1
>    0
> 1            -1         1          0         0          0          0
>    1
> 1            1         -1          0         0          0          0
>    1   …
>
> Where EV1 Run is determined by Pre- (-1) vs Post (1) and the Interaction
> terms GxRun is determined by the subjects' inclusion in the Placebo (Run
> coding x1) or Medication ( Run coding x-1) group.  Does this model setup
> look reasonable to test the interaction effect?
>
> Thank you,
> Caroline
>