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JASP and inverted-U polynomial contrasts?

Hello everyone πŸ‘‹πŸ˜Š

I am trying to use polynomial (quadratic) contrasts to find if my data follow an inverted U-shaped distribution using JASP. However, every paper I find on quadratic contrasts gives the coefficient used to find a U shaped distribution, and nothing on inverted-Us. I tried using a customized contrast, but it only gives an error message.

Does anyone know if JASP automatically tests for invterted-U shapes in the quadratic contrast ?

Thank you!

Comments

  • I do not immediately see how a quadratic contrast would be set up to find a U but not an inverted U. You could try generating data according to an inverted U (or take U-shaped data and transform it to give an inverted U shape), apply the software, and see whether you recover what you put in.

    Cheers,

    E.J.

  • I played around by creating data and indeed, it does work, thank you!

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