A Factorial Design Involves at Least Two

question 23

Multiple Choice

A factorial design involves at least two

• A) Independent variables
• B) Dependent variables
• C) Extraneous variables
• D) Levels of an independent variable

Distinguish between different research methods and their appropriate uses.

Identify and describe limitations and ethical considerations in research designs.

Understand the concepts of correlation, including positive, negative, and zero correlations.

Recognize the purposes and components of experimental research.

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Definitions:

Light Adaptation

The recovery of the eye’s sensitivity to visual stimuli in light after exposure to darkness.

Afterimage Resolution

The process by which the visual perception of an image continues to appear in one's vision after the exposure to the original image has ceased.

Opponent-Process Theory

A theory of color vision and emotion that explains how contrasting colors and emotions are processed in relation to each other.

Lateral Inhibition

Lateral inhibition is a brain process where neural activity in one neuron inhibits the activity of neighboring neurons, sharpening sensory perception.