If the effects of individual differences have not been removed from the raw scores,the eta² for the correlated-groups case would be _____ than if they have been removed,everything else being equal. A)no different B)smaller C)larger D)equal to or smaller

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When individual differences are not removed from the raw scores, the variance in the dependent variable is inflated by the variance in the individual differences. This makes it more difficult to detect the effect of the independent variable, resulting in a smaller eta².

If the Effects of Individual Differences Have Not Been Removed