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Let Y be a continuous, ordinal measure of a latent variable θ. In general, for factorial designs, an analysis of variance of the observed variable Y cannot be used to draw inferences about main effects and interactions on the latent variable θ even when the standard normality and equality of variance assumptions hold.
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Davison et al. (1990) studied this question.
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