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In a mixed factorial ANOVA, with respect to assumptions, are we concerned with Homogeneity of variance or Sphericity?Both, but assumption of sphericity only applies when the within subjects IV has 3+ levels as with repeated measures designs that are not mixed.Assumption of sphericity only, which applies when the within subjects IV has 2+ levels as with repeated measures designs that are not mixed.Assumption of sphericity only, which applies when the within subjects IV has 3+ levels as with repeated measures designs that are not mixedHomogeneity of variance only

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In a mixed factorial ANOVA, with respect to assumptions, are we concerned with Homogeneity of variance or Sphericity?Both, but assumption of sphericity only applies when the within subjects IV has 3+ levels as with repeated measures designs that are not mixed.Assumption of sphericity only, which applies when the within subjects IV has 2+ levels as with repeated measures designs that are not mixed.Assumption of sphericity only, which applies when the within subjects IV has 3+ levels as with repeated measures designs that are not mixedHomogeneity of variance only

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In a mixed factorial ANOVA, we are concerned with both Homogeneity of variance and Sphericity. However, the assumption of sphericity only applies when the within-subjects independent variable (IV) has three or more levels, as with repeated measures designs that are not mixed.

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