Name each experimental design (a through e). Note: Gn denotes a group of subjects, and An, Bn, or Cn is a level of factor A, B, or C. [this is experimental data examples from testing in rstudio, nested anova data, etc.]
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Name each experimental design (a through e).
Note: Gn denotes a group of subjects, and An, Bn, or Cn is a level of factor A, B, or C.
[this is experimental data examples from testing in rstudio, nested anova data, etc.]
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