In a Three-Way Factorial Design, the Three-Way Interaction Can Be

question 6

Multiple Choice

In a three-way factorial design, the three-way interaction can be interpreted to mean which of the following?

• A) Two of the two-way interactions have different patterns of means.
• B) All three main effects are significant.
• C) At least one two-way interaction is significant.
• D) None of the two-way interactions is significant.

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