The Difference Between a Factorial Experimental Design and a One-Way

question 57

Multiple Choice

The difference between a factorial experimental design and a one-way design is that

• A) a stronger case for causality can be made with a factorial design.
• B) there is more than one independent variable in a factorial design.
• C) factorial designs always incorporate both within and between participants.
• D) greater external validity is gained in a factorial design.

Comprehend the basics of querying in database management systems.

Recognize the function and utility of crosstab queries.

Understand the purpose and types of summary functions in databases.

Learn how to display query results and manipulate query design.

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