To calculate the F for a simple effect you
A) use the mean square for the main effect as the denominator in F .
B) first divide the mean square for the simple effect by its degrees of freedom.
C) use the same error term you use for main effects.
D) none of the above

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To calculate the F for a simple effect, you use the same error term that you use for main effects. This involves comparing the mean square of the simple effect to the mean square error (MSE) from the overall ANOVA, which serves as the denominator in the F ratio.

To Calculate the F for a Simple Effect You