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A Ferrari

Good morning

I use JASP to do repeated measures ANOVA but I have discriptives plots problem. The error bar are really to small to be the standard deviation (I did it on excel too..). 

Is it possible to help me please ?

Regards,

A Ferrari


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  • Hi Ferrari,

    Would it be possible to share the jasp file that created the descriptives plot? Without the, I'm afraid we're just shooting in the dark.

    Cheers,

    Don

  • Hi,

    There are two groups on the statistic test (pr and po) and the repeated measures factors is the TIME.

    Thanks !

    Cheers,

    A Ferrari


  • I'm getting this figure:

    did you rescale the data by 1000?


    The error bar are really to small to be the standard deviation (I did it on excel too..).

    The error bars are not standard deviations, but confidence intervals or standard errors:

    To compute the standard error, you divide the standard deviation by sqrt(N). So the error bars in JASP with standard error selected should be the mean ± SD / sqrt(N). For the confidence interval (which you have selected in your first post), you'd do mean ± 1.96 * SD / sqrt(N). Here the 1.96 is short for the 0.975 percentile of a normal distribution (you can get a more accurate number with NORMSINV(0.975) in excel or qnorm(0.975) in R).

    I hope that resolves the difference, but let me know if it doesn't!

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