In related measures ANOVA between persons variation
A: Influences the size of the numerator
B: Is variation between people across groups
C: Cannot be measured in the denominator
D: Is variation between people in the same group
First of all it is repeated measure ANOVA and not related measure ANOVA.
In repeated measure ANOVA, the between persons variation is like the same thing as between group variation in independent ANOVA.
In repeated measure ANOVA, between persons variation is defined as the variation between people in the different groups. So option B is correct option.
Option A is also correct as it lies in the numerator of the test statistic.
Option D is incorrect because this is not the correct definition of between persons variations
Option C is correct as this can be calculated based on the data.
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