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When a researcher calculates the amount of variability in the DV scores that is due to individual differences, measurement errors, and/or extraneous variables, for a one-way ANOVA, the researcher is calculating the 
A) error sum of squares
B) mean square
C) treatment sum of squares
D) DV sum of squares
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