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daltonest1984

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In statistical terminology, when we collapse across a factor, we average together all the scores
 
  a. from all the cells, ignoring which level of either factor they fall into.
  b. from all levels of that factor.
  c. from each factor, ignoring which level they fall into.
  d. from all the levels of all the factors.

Question 2

A two-way ANOVA contains
 
  a. a main effect for each factor.
  b. a main effect for each factor and an interaction.
  c. an interaction for each factor and a main effect.
  d. an interaction for each factor.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

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