ID Page view A Read aloud V Draw Highlig 19. A researcher tested the effects of sleep deprivation and stress on mood. She randomly assigned her subjects into two groups: the researcher disturbed the sleep of the subjects in the sleep deprivation group, whereas subjects in the normal sleep group were allowed to sleep normally. Each of these groups were further divided into three stress level groups: low stress, medium stress and high stress. The results of the study are summarized in the following table: Source SS df MS F Between 11616 Sleep 2420 2420 Stress 5324 2662 Sleep*Stress 3872 1936 Within 72600 150 484 Total 84216 155

ID Page view A Read aloud V Draw Highlig 19. A researcher tested the effects of sleep deprivation and stress on mood. She randomly assigned her subjects into two groups: the researcher disturbed the sleep of the subjects in the sleep deprivation group, whereas subjects in the normal sleep group were allowed to sleep normally. Each of these groups were further divided into three stress level groups: low stress, medium stress and high stress. The results of the study are summarized in the following table: Source SS df MS F Between 11616 Sleep 2420 2420 Stress 5324 2662 Sleep*Stress 3872 1936 Within 72600 150 484 Total 84216 155

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