For a Factorial Analysis of Variance,the Assumptions That Were Necessary

question 67

Multiple Choice

For a factorial analysis of variance,the assumptions that were necessary for a one-way analysis of variance

• A)are no longer required.
• B)are necessary for each cell.
• C)are unchanged.
• D)are unchanged,but less important,because factorial analysis of variance is more robust than one-way analysis of variance.

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Definitions:

Inkblot

Used in psychological tests (e.g., Rorschach test) where perceptions of inkblots are analyzed to assess an individual's personality and emotional functioning.

Analyst

A professional who evaluates or studies a particular domain, such as financial data, systems, or psychological behavior.

Objective Test

A form of assessment with questions that have a single correct answer, designed to measure an individual's knowledge or skills without bias.

Factor Analytic

A statistical method used to describe variability among observed, correlated variables in terms of a potentially lower number of unobserved variables called factors.