(Step-by-Step) While analyzing data, an investigator treats each score as if it were contributed by a different subject even though, in fact, scores were
Question: While analyzing data, an investigator treats each score as if it were contributed by a different subject even though, in fact, scores were repeated measures. What effect, if any, would this mistake probably have on the F test if the null hypothesis were
- true?
- false?
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