R help - Jun 2010 - aov - subjects nested within groups & crossed with questions

Hello,

I was going to use lmer() on this data, but it seemed easier -- and
more importantly, more meaningful -- to just analyze smaller sections
of it individually.  I'd like to ask for help to see if I'm analyzing
the separate parts correctly.  Each part is the same, and they all
look like this:

______________________________________________________________
			question 1	question 2	question 3	question 4
group 1
	subject 1		#		#		#		#
	subject 2		#		#		#		#
	subject 3		#		#		#		#
	subject 4		#		#		#		#
	subject 5		#		#		#		#
	subject 6		#		#		#		#
	subject 7		#		#		#		#
	subject 8		#		#		#		#
	subject 9		#		#		#		#
	subject 10		#		#		#		#
group 2
	subject 11		#		#		#		#
	subject 12		#		#		#		#
	subject 13		#		#		#		#
	subject 14		#		#		#		#
	subject 15		#		#		#		#
	subject 16		#		#		#		#
	subject 17		#		#		#		#
	subject 18		#		#		#		#
	subject 19		#		#		#		#
	subject 20		#		#		#		#
??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

This is the call to aov I used:
aov (response ~ (group*question) + Error(person/question), data)

...and this is the output I get:

______________________________________________________________
Error: person
          Df Sum Sq Mean Sq F value   Pr(>F)
group      1  6.086  6.0860  7.2069 0.008867 **
question   1  0.720  0.7199  0.8525 0.358696
Residuals 78 65.869  0.8445
---
Signif. codes:  0 ?***? 0.001 ?**? 0.01 ?*? 0.05 ?.? 0.1 ? ? 1

Error: person:question
               Df Sum Sq Mean Sq F value    Pr(>F)
question        1 18.014 18.0144 24.7920 3.671e-06 ***
group:question  1  0.004  0.0041  0.0057      0.94
Residuals      79 57.403  0.7266
---
Signif. codes:  0 ?***? 0.001 ?**? 0.01 ?*? 0.05 ?.? 0.1 ? ? 1

Error: Within
           Df Sum Sq Mean Sq F value Pr(>F)
Residuals 483 390.78 0.80907
??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

If I want to test for group difference, am I looking at the F value
for group under "Error: person" or does that section of the output not
take into account the entire variance structure I should be
acknowledging?  Does my aov syntax seem appropriate in the first
place?
Thanks everyone very much for any help you can give,

Doug Adams
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			question 1	question 2	question 3	question 4

group 1
	subject 1		#		#		#		#
	subject 2		#		#		#		#
	subject 3		#		#		#		#
	subject 4		#		#		#		#
	subject 5		#		#		#		#
	subject 6		#		#		#		#
	subject 7		#		#		#		#
	subject 8		#		#		#		#
	subject 9		#		#		#		#
	subject 10		#		#		#		#

group 2
	subject 11		#		#		#		#
	subject 12		#		#		#		#
	subject 13		#		#		#		#
	subject 14		#		#		#		#
	subject 15		#		#		#		#
	subject 16		#		#		#		#
	subject 17		#		#		#		#
	subject 18		#		#		#		#
	subject 19		#		#		#		#
	subject 20		#		#		#		#