The ANOVA techniques described in Chapter 11 cannot be used to analyze an experiment with
A) two levels of the independent variable
B) three levels of the independent variable
C) paired samples designs:
D) independent samples designs.

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ANOVA (Analysis of Variance) is designed to compare means across multiple groups and can handle experiments with two or more levels of the independent variable (choices A and B) and independent samples designs (choice D). However, it is not suited for paired samples designs (choice C) because paired samples involve dependent groups, which require different statistical techniques that account for the paired nature of the data.

The ANOVA Techniques Described in Chapter 11 Cannot Be Used