In a between subjects factorial ANOVA, the mean square within is found by dividing the sum of squares by the
a. degrees of freedom within c. degrees of freedom for the interaction
b. degrees of freedom total d. degrees of freedom for Factor B
A
The sum of squares is always divided by its corresponding degrees of freedom to calculate the mean square.
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