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When sample sizes are equal, MSWithin is figured by

When sample sizes are equal, MSWithin is figured by
A) multiplying the within-group sum of squares (SSWithin) by the size of each sample (n).
B) dividing the within-group sum of squares (SSWithin) by the size of each sample (n).
C) summing the population variance estimates figured within each group and dividing by the total number of participants (over all groups).
D) summing the population variance estimates figured within each group and dividing this sum by the number of groups.

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Statistics for Psychology, 5th Edition (Aron)
Measurement and Evaluation in Psychology and Education, 8th Edition (Thorndike)

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