The assumptions made in conducting the between subjects analysis of variance are the same as the assumptions made in conducting a t test except that in the between-subjects ANOVA
A) observations are assumed to be independent
B) all the groups are assumed to have the same variance
C) all scores are assumed to be either interval or ratio
D) none of the above-the t test and between subjects ANOVA share all of the above assumptions

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Both the t-test and between-subjects ANOVA share the assumptions of independence of observations, homogeneity of variances, and that the data are interval or ratio.

The Assumptions Made in Conducting the Between Subjects Analysis of Variance