jamovi

Jonathan, My professor was able to finally find a solution. as.factor(dat$HASTE) was used although, class(dat$HASTE) gave us the output [1] "integer" We then used dat$HASTE<-as.factor(dat$HASTE), which successfully defined HASTE as a factor Running the ANOVA then gave us the error Error in...

platform x86_64-apple-darwin15.6.0 arch x86_64 os darwin15.6.0 system x86_64, darwin15.6.0 status major 3 minor 4.2 year 2017 month 09 day 28 svn rev 73368 language R version.string R version 3.4.2 (2017-09-28) nickname Short Summer

Sure,
jmv::anova(data = dat, dep = 'HELPING', factors = c('HASTE'), effectSize = 'partEta', postHoc = c('HASTE'), postHocCorr = 'tukey', homo = TRUE)

Thanks for taking the time to help!

the code I am using is: dat <- read.csv("PSY.308b.DA2.csv") the issue is the same for all files i have tried
I am on a 2017 macbook pro, running macOS Sierra, version10.12.6.
For R studio I am using version Version 1.1.383

Thanks again,
Brad

Johnathon
both of those commands gave me the output: [1] "0.8"

Brad

Jonathan, Brad here, unfortunately, I am still getting the same error message when trying to run an ANOVA. Other students have been able to use the various fixes you suggested successfully, but it has not worked for me. I've had my university's IT help center and had them uninstall and reinstall eve...