Hi madamico:
The following page (.doc format) has a good, brief overview of what
you are looking for:
Review Section 11/22/02
URL: http://ist-socrates.berkeley.edu/~glaserj/PP240A_2002_Review_Section_ANOVA_regression_meta-analysis.doc
Quote:
"Two-way analysis of variance is used when testing the effect of two
independent variables, or factors, on one dependent variable...
Two-way ANOVA has three null hypothesis:
2 for each main effect and 1 for the interaction effect
The Main Effect is the effect of one independent variable (program
type, education) on the dependent variable (length of time).
The Interaction Effect is the effect of both independent variables on
the dependent variable."
The rest of this page gives some examples of this.
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