jamovi

Thank you so much for the very thorough reply!!
I think I get it now. Thank you so so so much!

Cheers!

Right, but then why is it giving me strange degrees of freedom? I also ran the same test with different data and didn't have the same problem. I'm sorry, I'm not familiar with that way of doing a posthoc test, do you have any resources I could use to read up on this and understand it better? Thank y...

Hi hi! I ran a post hoc test on an interaction and I'm getting strange results. As I understand it (which may be wrong), the paired comparisons should be giving me the same t values, degrees of freedom, and standard errors as running the paired samples t-tests, right? It's giving me different result...