Exercises1. Practice: Sketch 8 different bar graphs to depict each of the followingpossible results in a 2 x 2 factorial experiment:• 1.1 No main effect of A; no main effect of B; no interaction• 1.1 Main effect of A; no main effect of B: no interaction• 1.1 No main effect of A; main effect of B; no interaction• 1.1 Main effect of A; main effect of B: no interaction1.1 Main effect of A; main effect of B; interactionno main effect of B; interaction• 1.1 No main effect of A; main effect of B; interaction• 1.1 No main effect of A; no main effect of B; interaction1.1 Main effect of

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1. Practice: Sketch 8 different bar graphs to depict each of the following possible results in a 2 x 2 factorial experiment: • 1.1 No main effect of A; no main effect of B; no interaction • 1.1 Main effect of A; no main effect of B; no interaction • 1.1 No main effect of A; main effect of B; no interaction

1. Practice: Sketch 8 different bar graphs to depict each of the following possible results in a 2 x 2 factorial experiment: • 1.1 No main effect of A; no main effect of B; no interaction • 1.1 Main effect of A; no main effect of B; no interaction • 1.1 No main effect of A; main effect of B; no interaction

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1. Practice: Sketch 8 different bar graphs to depict each of the following
possible results in a 2 x 2 factorial experiment:
• 1.1 No main effect of A; no main effect of B; no interaction
• 1.1 Main effect of A; no main effect of B: no interaction
• 1.1 No main effect of A; main effect of B; no interaction
• 1.1 Main effect of A; main effect of B: no interaction
1.1 Main effect of A; main effect of B; interaction
no main effect of B; interaction
• 1.1 No main effect of A; main effect of B; interaction
• 1.1 No main effect of A; no main effect of B; interaction
1.1 Main effect of

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