More Than One Independent Variable We Have a Higher-Order Interaction

question 4

Multiple Choice

More Than One Independent Variable We have a higher-order interaction in an experiment whenever

• A)an extraneous variable systematically changes with two or more dependent variables.
• B)an extraneous variable systematically changes across levels of two or more independent variables.
• C)the effect of one independent variable changes across levels of two or more other independent variables.
• D)there are more than two independent variables in the same experiment.

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