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Consider an experiment in which two independent variables have been manipulated. VariableA has been manipulated at...

Consider an experiment in which two independent variables have been manipulated. VariableA has been manipulated at two levels and Variable B has been manipulated at three levels.

1. Draw a graph showing an effect of Variable A, an effect of Variable B, and no interaction between the A and B variables.

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