1 An dependent variable is: A variable that everyone is measure on. O A variable that varies among participants. O A variable not everyone is measured on. O A variable that does not vary among participants. Question 2 What is the null hypothesis for a repeated measures ANOVA? O The variability of the population mean among participants in each condition is due to the condition and not due to sampling fluctuation. In other words, there is a difference somewhere among the population means. O The variability of the population mean among participants in each condition is due to sampling fluctuation and not due to the condition. In other words, there are no differences among the population means. O Neither is correct. O Both are correct. Question 3 What is the alternative hypothesis for a repeated measures ANOVA? O There is a significant difference somewhere among the population means. O Mu for distribution A is not equal to the mu for distribution B is not equal to the mu for distribution C. O None are correct O Population mean A is not equal to population mean B. Population mean A is not equal to population mean c. Population mean B is not equal to population mean C. Question 4 What alpha level is the professional standard? O None are correct 0.01 105 0.001 Question 5 What is the F ratio for a repeated measures ANOVA? O None are correct O SS error (i.e., variance within) divided by SS time (i.e., variance between). O MS time (i.e., variance between) divided by MS error (i.e., variance within). O MS error (i.e., variance within) divided by MS time (i.e., variance between)