In Comparison to One-Way Experiments, Factorial Experiments

question 21

Multiple Choice

In comparison to one-way experiments, factorial experiments

• A) are more limited in the number of possible independent variables.
• B) are analyzed using the ANOVA.
• C) provide information about interactions between and among variables.
• D) are more time consuming and thus less useful.

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