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factorial design
an ANOVA design in which two or more factors are studied simultaneously
main effect
the mean differences among the levels of one-factor averaged across the levels of the other factor
how many null hypotheses for main effects
two

null hypothesis for row factor and null hypothesis for column factor

when only two levels of factors, can either be directional or nondirectional
interaction (between factors)
the joint effect of the two independent variables that cannot be predicted from the main effects...if the test for interaction is significant, it means that the effect of one factor depends on the level of the other factor
ordinal interaction
an interaction for which the relative ranks for the levels of one factor are the same at all levels of the other factor...the lines do not cross
disordinal interaction
an interaction for which the relative ranks for the levels of one factor differ across levels of the other factor...the lines cross
we must be very careful when reporting main effects if there is a _________ interaction
disordinal interaction
ask zuowei why we have to be careful with main effects
ask zuowei why we have to be careful with main effects
SSrxc =
SStotal - (SSwc + SSr + SSc)
mixed two factor within subjects design is
factorial design but repeating the subjects for each column, or something like that