Multiple Groups a Researcher's Decision to Use More Than Two

question 55

Multiple Choice

Multiple Groups A researcher's decision to use more than two levels of the independent variable in an experiment mainly depends on

• A)the dependent variable.
• B)the estimated effect size.
• C)the research hypothesis.
• D)whether subjects will be run in more than one treatment condition.

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Definitions:

Variables

Factors or elements that are capable of changing or being changed, often used in experiments to determine effects on dependent outcomes.

Operant Conditioning

A method of learning that uses rewards and punishments to achieve desired behaviors.

Pavlovian Conditioning

A type of learning in which an unconditioned stimulus (such as food) that naturally produces an unconditioned response (such as salivation) is associated with a conditioned stimulus (such as a bell), leading to a conditioned response.

Animal Misbehavior

Actions by animals that are not in line with the expected or trained behaviors, often seen as problematic.