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[See] From the analysis of variance table, calculate the Intraclass Correlation Coefficient (ICC), using the formula: ICC=(MS_Subjects-MS_Error)/(MS)_Subjects+2*

Question: From the analysis of variance table, calculate the Intraclass Correlation Coefficient (ICC), using the formula:

\[ICC=\frac{M{{S}_{Subjects}}-M{{S}_{Error}}}{M{{S}_{Subjects}}+2\times M{{S}_{Error}}}\]

where MS Subjects denotes the Mean Square for Subjects, and MS Error denotes the Mean Square for Error in the Analysis of Variance table. How do you interpret the value of the ICC in this case?

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