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Thank you so much!! I did the Between-groups centering which is basically what you are suggesting.

Muchas gracias!

Dear Jonathon,

Thank you!! I will let you know. I can do lectures on different topics!

I will definitely do something soon... But I will definitely pay back to the jamovi team for all your/their wonderful work!

R

Yes, it is a repeated measures design:

Translation: Spanish (Casa) --> English (Home) vs. English (Home) --> Spanish (Casa).. Lexical decision task and Controls.

The Language Dominance covariate (continuous variable) ranges from -30 (Spanish dominant) to +30 English dominant.
So, it would seem ...

I forgot to say, that I will be donating proceedings from the book to the jamovi team once it gets rolling.

Dear Friends,

I am so very happy to say that my co-authored book on SOCIAL BEHAVIORAL STATISTICS Showcases jamovi. Reviewers were very please and jamovi is the centerpiece of the book..

Hello!
I tried searching for Centered clusterwise vs. Clusterbased centering.
In GAMLJ Clusterbased centering I believe was within-subjects clustering

in GAMLJ3 it got replaced by Centered clusterwise?

Just trying to clarify this..

Thanks so much!!

Dear All,

Yes, It got fixed. I just tried it and it worked on my Apple M2 Pro Mini Mac.
This is the version: GAMLj3 - General Analyses for Linear Models (v3) 3.2.3

macOS Sonoma 14.3.1

Roberto

Dear Colleagues,

I am in the process of working on a statistics book. I am using jamovi and including lots of screenshots. I think I know the answer, but I want to make sure. The publisher asked about copyright clearance to include jamovi screenshots.

Am I correct that I don't need clearance for ...

Dear Friends,

I am connecting jamovi to R (using R-studio).
> library(jmvconnect)

When I open the "xxx.omv" directly, and try to connect it to R
using the command:
> what()

I get this:

Error in dataset$title : object of type 'externalptr' is not subsettable

The solve this problem, I have to ...

Hello!!!

Texas A&M International University uses jamovi for Basic Stats for Psychology (PSYC 2317). Most of the psychology faculty uses it too.

Roberto
Laredo, Texas