Data used to demonstrate another property of orthogonal contrasts. The demonstrated principle is that the sums of squares of nonorthogonal contrasts are not additive, yet the sums of squares of orthogonal contrasts can be added to determine the magnitude of the sum of squares they jointly account for.
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