3. Using logic to compare samples with different sources of variation Two hypothetical outcomes for the same repeated-measures experiment are shown. Outcome A Treatment Participant II III 25 26 25 B 28 28 29 C 31 30 30 34 33 31 Outcome B Treatment Participant II II A 25 29 20 B 26 30 19 C 25 30 19 D 26 29 20 For each outcome, consider the scores and note how they vary from treatment to treatmeit and from participant to participant (without making a calculations). Then answer the following questions by comparing outcome A to outcome B. Outcome A appears to have ▼ between-subjects variance than (as) outcome B. Outcome A appears to have ▼ between-treatments variance than (as) outcome B. Assuming that the variability caused by random and unsystematic factors is the same in the two outcomes, you can predict that outcome A has F-ratio than (as) outcome B.