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This paper follows on from the previous article published in Physical Therapy in Sport (PtiS) on the analysis of repeated measurements (2). The aims are (i) to discuss more formal methods of making multiple comparisons amongst level means in a single factor and (ii) to describe the analysis of more complicated designs in physical therapy research, which may involve more than one factor of interest...
In this paper, I attempt to introduce physical therapists to the most common statistical tests for analysing differences between repeated measurements over time. Using the example of ‘whole-body flexibility’ recorded at six different times of day and the Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS), I discuss the advantages and disadvantages of the various approaches for analysing a simple one-factor...
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