Aresearcher computes the following 2 x 3 between-subjects anova, in which 11 participants were observed in each group. which effect was significant at a 0.05 level of significance using the two-way between-subjects anova?
source of variation ss df ms f
factor a 10
factor b
a × b 40
error 240
total 340
a. one of the main effects only
b. factor a and the a x b interaction
c. factor b and the a × b interaction
d. there were no significant effects.

D. There were no significant effects.

Step-by-step explanation:

The table below shows the representation of the significance level using the two-way between subjects ANOVA.

Source of Variation            SS          df          MS          F                P-value

Factor A                             10          1              10           0.21           0.660

Factor B                             50         2             25          0.52          0.6235  

A × B                                  40          2             20         0.42           0.6783

Error                                   240        5             48           -               -

Total                                   340       10             -             -                  -

From the table above , the SS(B) is determined as follows:

SS(B) = SS(Total)-SS(Error-(A×B)-A)

         =  340-(240-40-10)

         = 50

A researcher computes the following 2 x 3 between-subjects ANOVA;

k=2

n=3

N(total) = no of participants observed in each group =11

df for Factor A= (k-1)

=(2-1)

=1

df for Factor B = (n-1)

=(3-1)

=2

df for A × B    

 = 2 × 1

 = 2

df  factor for total

=(N-1)

=11-1

=10

MS = SS/df

Thus, from the table, the P-Value for all data is greater than 0.05, therefore we fail to reject H₀.

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