8. For uncorrelated DVs, how do we examine the relative contributions of the individual DVs to the...
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8. For uncorrelated DVs, how do we examine the relative contributions of the individual DVs to the combined DVs when our IV has only two conditions?
(a) Conduct separate t-tests and adjust α to keep down the familywise error rate
(b) Look at the multivariate effect size of the combined DVs
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