(Ch13-prob set-Q3) please answer all questions in the image. For the first 3 blue drop down questions- the answer selections are "significant" or "not significant". The other 3 blue arrow drop down questions require numerical values to compute for AS A PERCENTAGE. Note: Background info given: A researcher recruits a group of combat veterans (10 total) & collects data on the length of time they served (factor A) & the potential components of the revised course (factor B-community service/physical activity/writing/& meditation). The results of this study are in the 1st table in the image. Note: the average (M), the total (T), sum of squares (SS) & the symptom score (X), and the vets are grouped by the number of yrs they served.

Community Physical Service Activity Journaling Heditation M - 37.5 M - 41 M = 43.5 M - 45 1- T - 375 T - 410 T - 435 T - 460 ROWI N 1,680 SS = 462.5 SS . 990 SS = 702.5 SS = 790 Factor A: Years in Military 163,700 M - 49.5 M = 48 M = 46 M .445 71 495 T = 480 T = 460 T = 445 Tnowa 1,890 55 - 590 55 - 250 55 - 390 55 - 422.5 TOOL - 870 TOOLa - 890 TOOLS TOOLA 895 905 The researcher performs an analysis of variance (ANOVA) to test the hypothesis that the populations defined by the treatment combinations are equal. The results are presented in the following ANOVA table. ANOVA Table Source SS df MS Between treatments 1,040.0 17 500.0 500.0 8.49 Factor B 32.5 10.8333 0.18 AXB interaction 507.5 3 169.1667 2.87 Within trestments 240.0 72 58.8889 Tota 5,280.0 .97. Therefore, the main effect due to factor A is due to factor B the effect due to the interaction of factors A and B is Given the results Neither length of service nor program compone severity of PTSD symptoms when looked at alone. However, there ant differently depending on length of service was an interaction between the two factors suc (and vice versa). Neither length of service nor program conjunction with the other factors related to program Veterans with different lengths of service had different PTSD sy component either by itself or in conjunction with length of sen that veterans took was not O veterans with different lengths of service had different PTSD symptom sco D symptoms depending on program associated with differences in severity; however, omputing (partial) eta squares. (Express Measure the effect size for factor A (years in military), the value of each ete square as a percent for factor A (years in military ram compon the interaction