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      <title>Categorical Predictors in ANOVA and Regression</title>
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      <description>Regression Perspective ANOVA and SPSS Perspective How to Combine the Perspectives? Solution Examples Example data Dummy Coding Planned Comparisons/Contrast Coding Helmert Coding  Orthogonal and Nonorthognoal Contrasts References   Data with categorical predictors such as groups, conditions, or countries can be analyzed in a regression framework as well as in an ANOVA framework. In either case, the grouping variable needs to be recoded, it cannot enter the model like a continuous predictor such as age or income.</description>
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