A Multiple-Group Design Compares _________ Level(s) of the Independent Variable

question 29

Multiple Choice

A multiple-group design compares _________ level(s) of the independent variable.

• A) one
• B) two
• C) one or two
• D) three or more

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Definitions:

Three Dimensions

In geometry, this refers to objects or spaces that have height, width, and depth. In other contexts, it can refer to comprehensively considering various aspects of a subject or issue.

Closure

A Gestalt principle of perception; the tendency to complete figures that are incomplete.

Depth Perception

The ability to perceive the distance of an object and the three-dimensional characteristics of an environment.

Similarity

A measure of how closely two or more distinct objects, ideas, or concepts resemble each other in appearance, function, or properties.