Author Question: If you were to explain to your classmate why using the sum of squares is not an appropriate measure ... (Read 12 times)

big1devin · **on:** Jun 20, 2018

If you were to explain to your classmate why using the sum of squares is not an appropriate measure of each source's variability in a multiple-group design, you would say,

a) Each sum of squares is based upon a different number of deviations from the mean.
b) The source table does not provide the sum of squares.
c) The ratio of between- and within-groups variability based upon the sum of squares would result in a large F value.
d) There is only one source of variation that contributes to within-group variability.

Question 2

A research subject is faster at recognizing a sentence conveying positive emotion when she engages her facial muscles that are usually involved in smiling. This observation is an example of which of the following?

a) Embodied cognitio
b) Mirror neurons
c) Parallel processing
d) Cortical specialization