Factorial Analysis of Variance (Factorial ANCOVA) Examines Group Differences in a Single

question 10

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Factorial analysis of variance (factorial ANCOVA) examines group differences in a single quantitative dependent variable based upon two or more categorical independent variables, while controlling for a covariate that may influence the DV.

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