The MSA × B term in a two-factor between-subjects analysis of variance responds to the systematic variation due to the interaction of factors A and B and.
A)the grand mean
B)sample size of each treatment group
C)the main effects of factors A and B
D)sampling error

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The MSA × B term in a two-factor ANOVA represents the interaction effect between factors A and B, and it also includes the sampling error, which is the random variation not explained by the main effects or the interaction.

The MSA × B Term in a Two-Factor Between-Subjects Analysis