In order to tell if there is an interaction, you need to consider the
A) row means
B) column means
C) cell means
D) printout of the statistics

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To determine if there is an interaction between two variables, you need to examine the cell means (i.e., the mean of the dependent variable for each combination of the two independent variables). If the cell means are different from what you would expect based on the main effects of the two variables, then there may be an interaction. Examining the row means and column means alone won't allow you to identify an interaction. Examining the printout of the statistics can provide information about the significance of any observed differences in cell means, but it doesn't tell you whether there is an interaction.

In Order to Tell If There Is an Interaction, You