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October 11, 2016 11:26AM
Christine,

> My independent variable is Time. It has 4 levels and it is a repeated measure. I also have 3 nuisance
> behavioral measures that I would like to covary out of the analysis of the effect of Time. These three
> measures also change with the passage of Time (e.g., memory accuracy, memory confidence, and
> response time).

With within-subject covariates, 3dLME is definitely the solution for you.

> I would like to look at the effect of Time on brain activity with concomitant changes in those 3 nuisance
> measures covaried out.

Be careful about centering if each of those covariates has different means across the 4 levels of Time: [afni.nimh.nih.gov]

> Would it also improve the model to include inter-subject differences in the three covariates? That is,
> should I include a component in the model that codes for differences in memory accuracy, memory
> confidence, and response time across participants?

I don't see any rationale for doing so if you've already incorporated those 3 covariates in the LME model.

Gang
Subject Author Posted

3dLME vs 3dMVM

Christine Smith October 10, 2016 02:29PM

Re: 3dLME vs 3dMVM

gang October 11, 2016 11:26AM