Here is the ANOVA summary table for a two-factor fixed-effects ANOVA, where there are four levels of factor A (treatment) and seven levels of factor B (severity rating for learning disability).  Each cell includes 39 students.
SourceSS\displaystyle {S}{S}df\displaystyle {d}{f}MS\displaystyle {M}{S}F\displaystyle {F}p\displaystyle {p}
A\displaystyle {A}1991.63663.873.2230.022
B\displaystyle {B}3419.46569.92.7670.0113
A×B\displaystyle {A}\times{B}7869.618437.22.1220.0041
Error2191841064206
TOTAL232464.61091


Please calculate the requested effect sizes and report accurate to 3 decimal places.

Partial η2\displaystyle \eta^{{2}} for the main effect from factor B:
ηB2=\displaystyle {\eta_{{B}}^{{2}}}=

Effect size for the interaction effect (A×B\displaystyle {A}\times{B}):
ωAB2=\displaystyle {\omega_{{{A}{B}}}^{{2}}}=

Special Note: 
Be careful with the calculations for η2\displaystyle \eta^{{2}} vs. partial-η2\displaystyle \text{partial-}\eta^{{2}}.  (This is not meant to be a “trick” question.)

The formulas are very similar, and it is important to note that SPSS reports the partial value (not the conventional η2\displaystyle \eta^{{2}}).  As a reminder,
η2=SSXSStotal\displaystyle \eta^{{2}}=\frac{{{S}{S}_{{X}}}}{{{S}{S}_{{\text{total}}}}}
and
partial-η2=SSXSSX+SSwithin\displaystyle \text{partial-}\eta^{{2}}=\frac{{{S}{S}_{{X}}}}{{{S}{S}_{{X}}+{S}{S}_{{\text{within}}}}}