Hi there.
I did fixed effect regression for repeated measures. I included about 10 variables, categorical and continuous, in the list of independent variables. When characterizing my model for F change, p = 0.408 for model 1 and p = 0.416 for model 2. However, when evaluating the coefficients, I found p = 0.038 for one of the independent variables. Is this variable a predictor of the dependent variable, or if F change is not statistically significant, then I cannot further analyze and look for predictors?
I did fixed effect regression for repeated measures. I included about 10 variables, categorical and continuous, in the list of independent variables. When characterizing my model for F change, p = 0.408 for model 1 and p = 0.416 for model 2. However, when evaluating the coefficients, I found p = 0.038 for one of the independent variables. Is this variable a predictor of the dependent variable, or if F change is not statistically significant, then I cannot further analyze and look for predictors?
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