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Hey Guys,
I came here a few days ago, but not sure if I was clear about what I was asking. I'm curious as to which statistical method to use for analysis. Pic related is the format of the test. Here's how it goes:
>subjects are given a survey where they first choose their scenario
>within that scenario, they give a 1-7 rating for factors x,y, and z
>after that, they move on until they encounter one of the scenarios and repeat these steps
Subjects will be doing this probably about 100 times. I imagine comparing means with each subject regarding the scenarios they run into is what's needed, but don't know how to approach the propper analysis.
Also, I may be comparing 2 groups of 20 using this same format for each, how would I analyze it? Your help is much appreciated!
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Any input would be appreciated
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Your pic shows three scenarios, but your description does not mention it.
Are there more than three scenarios?
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>>9131276
There are 3 possible scenarios to choose from. Subjects will choose 1 of the 3 that pertain to their event they encounter
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>>9131187
this isn't even a question...
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>>9132189
It is if you read my post. If you know which method to use, then enlighten me.
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What are the factors and scenarios and what are you trying to test?
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>>9132298
Let's say the scenarios are just 1,2,3 and they have a likely probability of occurring at random.
Factors are levels of confidence, effort, and overall stress that all 3 get a rating between 1-7.
I'm comparing the means of these scores under each scenario with 2 different populations.
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