Julia Compares Means Between Two Conditions of Her Factorial Experiment

question 47

Multiple Choice

Julia compares means between two conditions of her factorial experiment within one level of another factor. These comparisons are known as

• A) main effects.
• B) simple effects.
• C) marginal effects.
• D) interactions.

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