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Summary steps for conducting a Factorial ANOVA: From data through follow up tests and conclusions
This is a "cheat sheet" to help students work through all the steps of calculating and interpreting a factorial ANOVA from raw data. It includes follow-ups for a significant interaction effect for a 3X3 design.
Author: Alisa McArthur
Posted: Sunday, March 25, 2012
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