Simple effects tests are conducted to:
A)figure out the exact nature of a significant interaction
B)determine whether an apparent interaction is statistically significant
C)find out if an interaction replicates in a subset of a larger sample
D)determine if a lack of an interaction is due to a lack of statistical power

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Simple effects tests are conducted to explore the specific differences or effects within an interaction, helping to understand the exact nature of a significant interaction observed in an ANOVA or similar statistical test.

Simple Effects Tests Are Conducted To