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Below is a source table for a factorial design. Explain what the results tell us in...

Below is a source table for a factorial design. Explain what the results tell us in terms of main effects and interactions:

Source SS df MS F p eta squared
Factor A 240 1 240 29.9 <.001 .30
Factor B 4 1514 378 47.2 <.001 .40
A x B
Interaction		 4 190 47 3.0 =.08 .03
Error 90 722 8
Total 99 2667
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