I have a simple survey about the social media and its awareness to its policy. One of the Profile of the Respondents as asking for the SOCIAL MEDIA they used and they can select as many as they can. Now I'm confused how to run ANOVA on that case since the data is I want to get results from each Social Media they uses and not the posible combination of the social media. I have here the data sets for the social media sample
To be honest with you if you collect the wrong data the only remedy is to go back and do it correctly. This is one reason for pilot studies. Best wishes, David Booth
I don't understand why are you asking to do an ANOVA with these data, instead of asking what approaches might be appropriate. More info is necessary for the later.
As the previous answers imply, no you cannot use a multiple response variable in an ANOVA -- because you independent variable needs to have discrete categories.
Sadly, there are few if any statistical analyses that you can do with a multiple response variable.
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