ANOVA Depression Score Sum of Squares df Mean Square F Sig. Between Groups 2377.812 2 1188.906 79.684 .003 Within Groups 850.458 57 14.920 Total 3228.270 59 Using the output provided, complete the following sentence using the drop down options. Note: there are no partial marks for this question

ANOVA Depression Score Sum of Squares df Mean Square F Sig. Between Groups 2377.812 2 1188.906 79.684 .003 Within Groups 850.458 57 14.920 Total 3228.270 59 Using the output provided, complete the following sentence using the drop down options. Note: there are no partial marks for this question

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Description: See screenshot 4a.png & 4b.png ANOVADepression ScoreSum ofSquaresdfMean SquareFSig.Between Groups2377.81221188.90679.684.003Within Groups850.4585714.920Total3228.27059Using the output provided, complete the following sentence using the drop downoptio

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