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Include covariate in within-subject contrast (Bayesian approach)

I have conducted a within-subject experiment and used Bayesian paired t-tests to analyze the results. As a robustness check I want to control for covariates that differed between conditions. I tried:

  • Paired t-test module: does not allow for covariates
  • Repeated measures module: treats covariates as continuous predictors, not control variables
  • GLM module (run on difference scores): does not yield a BF for the intercept (fixes it to 1.00)

Is there a solution that I overlooked? Thanks!

Comments

  • Repeated measures ANOVA, then add covariates?

    I am not sure what you mean with the difference between "continuous predictors" vs. "control variables" -- could you elaborate?

    EJ

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