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Question 4
When using long data, each subject has data in multiple rows. This is because each row represents what?
True or false data points
Data in different formats
One observation per subject
Multiple values
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Answer: One observation per subject (more precisely: one observation per subject per measurement/time point).
In long format each row is a single measurement/observation for a subject (so a subject appears in multiple rows if they have repeated measurements).
In long format each row is a single measurement/observation for a subject (so a subject appears in multiple rows if they have repeated measurements).
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