Lecture

ANOVA & Moderation

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Description

This lecture covers the Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) in R, focusing on how to run ANOVA, mediation, and moderation analyses. It explains the assumptions, tools, and methods to analyze data in R, providing examples and insights for the CS-411 Digital Education course.

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