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Analyse the SPSS file by running a mixed design ANOVA with a simple contrast for all three independent variables. You should see the following table. Why is there not a Mauchley's test significance value for the platform variable (i.e. whether the participants could see the force platform or not)? 
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(44) The following table refers to the results from the Bonferroni post hoc tests that were performed on the three shoe conditions (1 = barefoot, 2 = basic neutral shoe and 3 = complex neutral shoe). What does this post hoc test table contribute to our understanding of the results that the contrast did not? 
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