Analysis of Variance Table
Results are often presented in a table of the following form.
| Source | SS | df | MS | F |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Between-subjects | ||||
| FactorBS | SSBS | dfBS | MSBS | FBS |
| Error | SSBS/E | dfBS/E | MSBS/E | |
| Within-subjects | ||||
| FactorWS | SSWS | dfWS | MSWS | FWS |
| FactorWSXBS | SSBSXWS | dfBSXWS | MSBSXWS | FBSXWS |
| Error | SSWS/E | dfWS/E | MSWS/E | |
| Total | SST | dfT |
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