If the variability between conditions is larger than the variability within conditions,
A) The F-ratio will be 1
B) The F-ratio will be greater than 1
C) The experiment not statistically significant
D) At least two groups are significantly different from each other

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

If the variability between conditions is larger than the variability within conditions, it indicates that the groups being compared are different from each other. This results in a larger F-ratio (between-group variability/within-group variability) than 1, indicating statistical significance. Therefore, choice B is the correct answer.

If the Variability Between Conditions Is Larger Than the Variability