A) 4.46
B) 5.47
C) 24.39
D) 155.22
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A) pairs of sample variances from different levels of a factor to determine which are significantly different from each other.
B) pairs of sample means from different levels of a factor to determine which are significantly different from each other.
C) variances to each other.
D) pairs of sample means from different factors to determine whether they are significantly different from each other.
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A) Type I; all
B) Type I; some
C) Type II; all
D) Type II; some
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A) all sample ranges
B) all sample medians
C) some sample means
D) all sample means
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A) Treatment effect
B) Factor
C) Level
D) Mean square
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A) prior to the calculation of to determine if an ANOVA is necessary.
B) after is found to be significant.
C) when we plan on comparing only certain specified pairs of sample means with each other.
D) after is found to be nonsignificant.
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A) most researchers are more interested in whether there are differences in the variance among the conditions than in whether there are differences in the means.
B) it is the only statistical procedure that can test either between-subjects factors or within-subjects factors.
C) there are several different versions of it, and so it can test for possible treatment effects more accurately than the two-sample tests.
D) there are several different versions of it, and so it can be used with many different designs.
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A) sum of squares between divided by sum of squares total.
B) sum of squares between divided by sum of squares within.
C) sum of squares within divided by sum of squares total.
D) sum of squares within divided by mean square within.
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A) experiment-wise error rate
B) effect size
C) mean square
D) alpha level
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A) The means of the populations represented are homogeneous.
B) The populations represented have significantly different variances.
C) Each sample represents a normally distributed population of nominal or ordinal scores.
D) The scores in each condition are independent samples.
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A) It is used for experiments with two or more sample means.
B) It determines whether significant differences exist in an experiment involving more than two conditions.
C) It has a higher rate of Type I error than the two-sample t-tests.
D) It is a parametric procedure.
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