In a factorial analysis of variance you cannot have
A) both a significant interaction and a significant main effect.
B) two significant main effects.
C) a significant main effect and a nonsignificant interaction.
D) Any combination is possible.

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In factorial analysis of variance (ANOVA), it is possible to have significant interactions and significant main effects simultaneously, as well as any other combination of significant and nonsignificant results. The significance of one effect does not preclude the significance of another.

In a Factorial Analysis of Variance You Cannot Have