The Null Hypothesis for Factor a of a Two-Way ANOVA

question 42

Multiple Choice

The null hypothesis for Factor A of a two-way ANOVA is that

• A) all of the means for Factor A are equal.
• B) all of the variances for Factor A are equal.
• C) all of the scores for the groups of Factor A are normally distributed.
• D) some of the means for Factor A are not equal.

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Neurotransmitters

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