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A researcher was interested in childrens creativity. The researcher measured creativity in 4 groups of kids, 4-year olds, 6-
A researcher was interested in childrens creativity. The researcher measured creativity in 4 groups of kids, 4-year olds, 6-
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SS(between) = (T1)²/n1 + (T2)²/n2 + (T3)²/n3 + (T4)²/n4 - (g)²/ N = 134.8

SS(within) = SS1 + SS2 + SS3 + SS4 = 42

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