Graphs Are Not Useful in Determining the Type of Interaction

question 29

True/False

Graphs are not useful in determining the type of interaction that occurred and should be followed up with additional statistical tests to determine exactly where the differences between the conditions in the interaction are in order to best describe the interaction effect.

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Required Rate

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