Use newpatient and court as independent variables

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Using SPSS run a two way ANOVA.

Did category of Patient (Newpatient) and Court Ordered Treatment (Court) affect overall client satisfaction in January?

1. Run a Two-Way Between Groups ANOVA.

2. Use Newpatient and Court as independent variables.

3. Use Overall Satisfaction in January as the dependent variable.

4. Report descriptive statistics, assumptions tests, effect sizes (partial eta) as well as tests of statistical significance.

Reference no: EM1317562

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