The Difference Between a Factorial Experimental Design and a One

question 46

Multiple Choice

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

• A) there is a stronger manipulation used in the factorial design.
• B) causality can be found more clearly in the factorial design.
• C) post hoc tests are possible in the factorial design.
• D) there is more than one independent variable in the factorial design.

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