Which of the following is not an assumption underlying the use of a one-factor
within-subjects analysis of variance.
a. The scores are normally distributed in the populations.
b. The variances in the populations sampled are equal.
c. Each participant is randomly assigned to one level of the independent variable.
d. The individual differences of subjects remain the same over all treatment
conditions.
C
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Also, what kinds of students would you expect in the composition of the groups this new student would join?
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A) cognitive models B) canaries only C) iconic memory D) truth tables E) the structure of knowledge
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