A Mixed Factorial Design Is One That

question 8

Multiple Choice

A mixed factorial design is one that

• A) uses both between-participant and repeated-measures factors.
• B) uses factors with different numbers of levels.
• C) has both main effects and interactions.
• D) has more than one significant F value.

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