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Question 10 For this question, there are a series of tables, each represents the scores from a small within-subjects design experiment, but with missing data. 10a) Fill in the missing numbers on the table below such that the within-group variance comes to zero, then tick the boxes on the right to answer the questions about other types of variance. Subject Level A1 Level A2 For the data on the left: S1 3 1 Zero More than zero S2 The between-group variance is S3 The individual-differences variance is S4 The residual variance is S5 10b) Fill in the missing numbers on the table below such that the between-group variance comes to zero, USE POSITIVE NUMBERS ONLY, then tick the boxes on the right to answer the questions about other types of variance. Subject Level A1 Level A2 For the data on the left: S1 3 1 Zero More than zero S2 4 The within-group variance is S3 4 The individual-differences variance is S4 4 The residual variance is S5 5 10c) Fill in the missing numbers on the table below such that the residual variance comes to zero, then tick the boxes on the right to answer the questions about other types of variance. Subject Level A1 Level A2 For the data on the left: Zero More than zero S1 3 1 The between-group variance is S2 4 The within-group variance is S3 4 The individual-differences variance is S4 4 S5 5

          Question 10
For this question, there are a series of tables, each represents the scores from a small
within-subjects design experiment, but with missing data.
10a) Fill in the missing numbers on the table below such that the within-group
variance comes to zero, then tick the boxes on the right to answer the
questions about other types of variance.
Subject Level A1 Level A2 For the data on the left:
S1
3
1
Zero More than zero
S2
The between-group variance is
S3
The individual-differences variance is
S4
The residual variance is
S5
10b) Fill in the missing numbers on the table below such that the between-group
variance comes to zero, USE POSITIVE NUMBERS ONLY, then tick the boxes
on the right to answer the questions about other types of variance.
Subject Level A1 Level A2 For the data on the left:
S1
3
1
Zero More than zero
S2
4
The within-group variance is
S3
4
The individual-differences variance is
S4
4
The residual variance is
S5
5
10c) Fill in the missing numbers on the table below such that the residual variance
comes to zero, then tick the boxes on the right to answer the questions about
other types of variance.
Subject Level A1 Level A2 For the data on the left:
Zero More than zero
S1
3
1
The between-group variance is
S2
4
The within-group variance is
S3
4
The individual-differences variance is
S4
4
S5
5

Question 10
For this question, there are a series of tables, each represents the scores from a small
within-subjects design experiment, but with missing data.
10a) Fill in the missing numbers on the table below such that the within-group
variance comes to zero, then tick the boxes on the right to answer the
questions about other types of variance.
Subject Level A1 Level A2 For the data on the left:
S1
3
1
Zero More than zero
S2
The between-group variance is
S3
The individual-differences variance is
S4
The residual variance is
S5
10b) Fill in the missing numbers on the table below such that the between-group
variance comes to zero, USE POSITIVE NUMBERS ONLY, then tick the boxes
on the right to answer the questions about other types of variance.
Subject Level A1 Level A2 For the data on the left:
S1
3
1
Zero More than zero
S2
4
The within-group variance is
S3
4
The individual-differences variance is
S4
4
The residual variance is
S5
5
10c) Fill in the missing numbers on the table below such that the residual variance
comes to zero, then tick the boxes on the right to answer the questions about
other types of variance.
Subject Level A1 Level A2 For the data on the left:
Zero More than zero
S1
3
1
The between-group variance is
S2
4
The within-group variance is
S3
4
The individual-differences variance is
S4
4
S5
5

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