If between-groups variance is small,then we have not observed
A)experimenter effects.
B)an effect of the dependent variable.
C)enough samples.
D)an effect of the independent variable.

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If between-groups variance is small, it suggests that there is not a significant difference between the groups based on the independent variable. Hence, we have not observed an effect of the independent variable. Option A is not a correct answer as experimenter effects are related to the way the experiment is conducted and not the variability between groups. Similarly, option B is incorrect as the between-groups variance is unrelated to the dependent variable. Option C is not a relevant answer to this statement as the problem is not related to the adequacy of samples.

If Between-Groups Variance Is Small,then We Have Not Observed