Uploaded March 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This video provides a second demonstration (or rather set of demonstrations) of multivariate multilevel modeling using SPSS 28 based on an example provided by Pituch and Stevens (2016) in chapter 14 of their text (routledge.com/Applied-Multivariate-Statistics-for-the-Social-Sciences-Analyses-with-SAS/Pituch-Stevens/p/book/9780415836661).
In this presentation, I demonstrate how to perform the equivalent of a MANOVA by way of multilevel modeling assuming no clustering of observations within higher level units and then proceed to demonstrating how to perform the same analysis assuming clustering.
Below are links to the files referenced in the video:
SPSS data wide format: drive.google.com/file/d/1oFnQkZgr6kS23nQjVXsgkS5z2k836h1Q
SPSS data long format: drive.google.com/file/d/1y1BtYQ491Fy6tJXihIOEHQpZTp9MXDTF
Excel spreadsheet: drive.google.com/file/d/1_j14Id_FVaxIjvdQ-Oz3HMd-Cu4E8VQB
Powerpoint link: drive.google.com/file/d/1VcvrsUor-wauMpcOpKv_DmvsU9wWYYx1
This video provides a second demonstration (or rather set of demonstrations) of multivariate multilevel modeling using SPSS 28 based on an example provided by Pituch and Stevens (2016) in chapter 14 of their text (routledge.com/Applied-Multivariate-Statistics-for-the-Social-Sciences-Analyses-with-SAS/Pituch-Stevens/p/book/9780415836661).
In this presentation, I demonstrate how to perform the equivalent of a MANOVA by way of multilevel modeling assuming no clustering of observations within higher level units and then proceed to demonstrating how to perform the same analysis assuming clustering.
Below are links to the files referenced in the video:
SPSS data wide format: drive.google.com/file/d/1oFnQkZgr6kS23nQjVXsgkS5z2k836h1Q
SPSS data long format: drive.google.com/file/d/1y1BtYQ491Fy6tJXihIOEHQpZTp9MXDTF
Excel spreadsheet: drive.google.com/file/d/1_j14Id_FVaxIjvdQ-Oz3HMd-Cu4E8VQB
Powerpoint link: drive.google.com/file/d/1VcvrsUor-wauMpcOpKv_DmvsU9wWYYx1
