Now that you have your data set for your final study mostly analyzed (it was due on Monday!), you thought the data analysis was over, right? Not so fast. I want you to run one more analysis, and this is going to be a tough one. That is, I want you to include participant Gender as a third independent variable. Given that IV "Gender" has 3 levels or groups, rather than a 2 X 2 ANOVA, I want you to run a 3 x 2 x 2 ANOVA! The good news here is that the analysis is almost identical to the 2 X 2 ANOVAs you already did for Paper IV. With a 3 X 2 X 2 ANOVA, though, simply pull gender over as another fixed factor in your design and then run the univariate ANOVA. In your discussion, tell me what (if anything) was significant in the analysis. Think about this as an A X B X C design. There are three different independent variables, all with two levels, so there should be three main effects (one for A, one for B, and one for C). There should be three interactions (AB, AC, and BC). There should be one possible three-way interaction (ABC). I need you to do two things for me. First, I need you to tell me is which (if any) main effects are significant, which (if any) two-way interactions are significant), and if the three-way interaction is significant. Make sure to include your SPSS output tables to support your information! Second, try to interpret it for me by looking at the means. For example, you can tell me It looks like gender did (or did not) have a main effect, with females seeming to have higher ratings than males or It looks like gender interacted with the warning, but not with Affect. Women gave higher ratings when warned, but warning didnt seem to impact men. Of course, this might differ for different dependent variables, so look at a few different DVs with your 3 X 2 X 2 ANOVA. Work with your group on this interpretation.