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ANOVA/ANCOVA Repeated Measure Mixed Model

You are modeling Condition * Stimulus * Group as fully interacted fixed
effects. I do not actually think that you would need a complex random effect
structure for this. A simple random effect for the individual might suffice.
You could try to model this with lmer (in the lme4 library) and inspect
whether such a complex error structure actually adds anything to your model.

If the alert/passive stages are distinct measures that were assessed in
strict temporal order, then you could include the passive stage result
(assuming passive was assessed first) in the regression of the active stage
(the Response for the same subject under the same stimulus). Otherwise this
it may not make much sense to include one in the regression of the other if
there was no strict temporal order or if there is reason to believe that the
one measured first does not affect the one measured second.

But after all, these answers depend on your context and what you are trying
to actually show. It is therefore advisable that you talk to your local
statistician, if any.

HTH,
Daniel
Nick GH wrote:
Set-up:
Experiment: Testing the order of conditions
ANCOVA question
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