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Jan 14, 2020 05:01 PM | Alfonso Nieto-Castanon - Boston University
RE: Pre-Post with multiple contrasts
Hi John,
For that you would need to have created four conditions: pre-visual (those scans associated with the visual task pre-intervention), pre-auditory (those scans associated with the auditory task pre-intervention), post-visual, and post-auditory. Then you would:
1) select pre-visual and post-visual conditions and enter a [-1 1] contrast to look at the effect of intervention in the visual scans
2) select pre-auditory and post-auditory conditions and enter a [-1 1] contrast to look at the effect of intervention in the auditory scans
3) select pre-visual, pre-auditory, post-visual, post-auditory conditions and enter a [-1 1 1 -1] contrast to look at the interaction between task and intervention
Hope this helps
Alfonso
Originally posted by John Johnson:
For that you would need to have created four conditions: pre-visual (those scans associated with the visual task pre-intervention), pre-auditory (those scans associated with the auditory task pre-intervention), post-visual, and post-auditory. Then you would:
1) select pre-visual and post-visual conditions and enter a [-1 1] contrast to look at the effect of intervention in the visual scans
2) select pre-auditory and post-auditory conditions and enter a [-1 1] contrast to look at the effect of intervention in the auditory scans
3) select pre-visual, pre-auditory, post-visual, post-auditory conditions and enter a [-1 1 1 -1] contrast to look at the interaction between task and intervention
Hope this helps
Alfonso
Originally posted by John Johnson:
Let's say I have the following conditions:
In other words, the effect of an intervention on each of the conditions.
What would be the appropriate "Between-conditions contrast" to use?
Thanks
visual
auditory
pre
post
and I would like to compare "visual (pre)" to "visual (post)", and
then "auditory (pre)" to "auditory (post)".In other words, the effect of an intervention on each of the conditions.
What would be the appropriate "Between-conditions contrast" to use?
Thanks
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