Groups: 1= Business, 2= Management, 3= Services What can you conclude about Group 2?Group 2 has significantly lower FIQ than Group 1Group 2 has significantly lower FIQ than Groups 1 or 3Group 2 has significantly lower FIQ than Group 1 but does not differ in FIQ from Group 3Group 2 does not differ in FIQ from Groups 1 or 3None of the above DescriptivesWAIS-R full scale IQ95% Confidence Interval forMeanMeanStd. DeviationStd. ErrorLower Bound Upper BoundMinimumMaximumBusiness384108.9912.193.622107.76110.2179143Management300109.0313.338770107.51110.5573150Service66109.8311.2351.383107.07112.6086134Total750109.0812.572.459108.18109.9873150ANOVAWAIS-R full scale IQSum ofSquaresdfMean SquareSig.Between Groups41.52720.764.131.877Within Groups118336.832747158.416Total118378.359749

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