Some summary tables include a term labeled "mean" or "constant," with a corresponding F test. This tests the hypothesis that
A) the mean is equal to each of the population means.
B) the mean of the scores is equal to the population mean.
C) the population mean is 0.00.
D) subjects are all equal.

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The term "mean" or "constant" in summary tables, when associated with an F test, is typically testing the hypothesis that the population mean is 0.00. This is a common hypothesis test in statistical analysis to determine if there is a significant deviation from a hypothesized value, in this case, zero.

Some Summary Tables Include a Term Labeled "Mean" or "Constant