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DV: Aggression (noise) level on a 0–10 scale

RH

LPBW

Insult

10

4

No insult

4

4

DV:  Aggression (noise) level on a 0–10 scale

Average of Real Housewives groups =

Average of Little People, Big World groups =

Is there a main effect of TV show on aggression? (Yes or no? Then, describe. Use this format: “There is [is not] a main effect for TV show, such that_____________________________”)

Average of insult groups =

Average of no-insult groups =

Is there a main effect of Insult on aggression?  (yes or no, then describe. Use this format: “There is [is not] a main effect for Insult, such that_____________________________.”)

Is there an interaction in this set of results? If so, describe it:  

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