Which of the following accurately describes the relationship between concepts?
A)Systematic variance = error variance
B)Error variance = between-groups variance
C)Between-groups variance = systematic variance
D)Systematic variance = within-group variance

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Between-groups variance is a measure of the variance that is attributable to the differences between the groups being compared, which is essentially what systematic variance represents. Systematic variance is the portion of variation in the data that is due to the independent variable, as opposed to error variance, which is due to uncontrolled variables.

Which of the Following Accurately Describes the Relationship Between Concepts