On a factorial ANOVA, the number of different variations in treatment conditions, determines the number of
A) cells
B) dependent variables
C) subjects within each group
D) all of these

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The number of different variations in treatment conditions determines the number of cells in a factorial ANOVA. The number of dependent variables and subjects within each group are determined by the design of the study and are not directly impacted by the number of treatment conditions.

On a Factorial ANOVA, the Number of Different Variations in Treatment