Good afternoon,
I am new to the list and have what is probably a very simple question
for most of you.
I had previously collected data, of course without concern for how it
would ultimately be analysed, handed to me with the following
variables:
1 Independent Variable (Group)
13 Dependent Variables (various IQ and cognitive testing scores)
The MANOVA was significant and I wanted to perform post hoc tests on
Group. Here then is the caviat:
Group N
1 148
2 5051
3 134
4 69
5 103
As you can see the differences in the various N's is quite extreme.
My question is to seek advice on what would be the appropriate post hoc
test to use with unequal N's and especially when they are this
extreme. Some have suggested Tukey HSD for unequal N, Hochberg's GT2,
and others. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
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