1. If you reject the null hypothesis for the interaction in a two-factor ANOVA, you know that you will also reject the null hypothesis for at least one main effect. a. True b. False 2. A two-factor ANOVA consists of three separate hypothesis tests. a. True b. False 3. Two variables are said to interact when a. the effect of one independent variable depends on the levels of the second variable b. both variables are equally influenced by a third independent variable c. the two variables are differently affected by a third independent variable d. both variables produce a change in the subjects scores on their own