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Conover's post hoc references

Hello,

Jasp uses Conover's post hoc in repeated measures ANOVA for nonparametric data.

I am looking for references to his work to cite in my research, but the only one I found was a 1980 book (2nd edition), Practical Nonparametric Statistics, where he talks about the subject. I did not get this book, so I do not know if it's the true bibliographic reference for what is used in Jasp.

Can someone help me?

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  • The book can be found at https://nl1lib.org/. I'll forward this issue to our ANOVA expert. We ought to mention something about this in the help file...

    Cheers,

    E.J.

  • Hi @gutenbar,

    The Conover test is a pairwise test that compares the average ranks between two groups (these are giving by JASP as Wi and Wj; see also the help file, under Output -> Nonparametrics). The relevant reference here is

    • Conover,W. J. (1999). Practical nonparametric Statistics, 3rd. Edition, Wiley.

    Unfortunately it's a relatively obscure test, so more references are not available.

    Kind regards,

    Johnny

  • Thank you @EJ and @JohnnyB .

    Just for curiosity: do you know why, as a relatively obscure test, it was the chosen one to be used in Jasp?

  • It is the proper follow-up test for Friedman's test because it's pairwise and rank-based, while still taking into account all observations (i.e., it uses the aggregated ranking from all observations).

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