8:54. emasomo.cuk.ac.ke/i Not yet answered Marked out of 10.00 Flag question Time left 1:14:34 A neuropsychologist was interested in how Monkeys learn to perform a task. The task was to retrieve a coconut from the opposite side of a river. 15 wild monkeys were assigned to one of three conditions: observing a monkey (they watched another monkey retrieve the coconut by building a bridge across the stream), observing a human (they watched a human solve the task), banana reward (they were allowed to do what they wanted but every time they engaged in behavior that facilitated solving the task they were rewarded with a banana. After learning the monkeys were required to solve the problem again and the time taken to solve the problem was measured. Banana reward 2 1 7 13 11 Observing monkey 7 15 2 69 Observing human 138 13 134 Allowing a 5% error use the data to fill in the following ANOVA table: ANOVA TABLE Variance source Between samples Within samples SS df MS 13 41 LL