If the visual analog scale is treated as a continuous variable, assess whether there are any between-group
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If the visual analog scale is treated as a continuous variable, assess whether there are any between-group differences in efficacy without considering the covariates. Try to do at least one analysis that uses the entire data set rather than focusing on specific time points?
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There are many methods which may be used to analyze this data Before getting started we need to manipulate the data using STATA so that all of the values of pain can be used First we note that there a...View the full answer
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