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A way of expressing the general linear model is as

A way of expressing the general linear model is as
A) a procedure for determining the causal direction and strength of the relation between linear variables.
B) a mathematical relation between a criterion variable, the combination of one or more predictor variables, and error.
C) the difference between between-group variance and within-group variance.
D) the proportion of sample variance accounted for by sampling error.

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

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