The Primary Advantages of a Factorial Design Over Simpler Experiments

question 23

True/False

The primary advantages of a factorial design over simpler experiments are that a researcher can be more efficient in testing the effects of multiple independent variables in one experiment and can also examine the combined effects of those independent variables on the dependent variable.

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