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bucstennis@aim.com · **on:** Jun 20, 2018

If we calculate the sum of squares separately for each experimental condition, then sum them, we get

a. the total sum of squares
b. mean square within-groups
c. means square between-groups
d. sum of squares within-groups
e. sum of squares between-groups

Question 2

The calculated value of F is based on the ratio of between-groups variance to ________ variance.

a. error
b. systematic
c. total
d. reliable
e. squared