Cindy Asked Dr

question 118

Multiple Choice

Cindy asked Dr. Carlisle to repeat her comment about interaction effects with regard to factorial design. Dr. Carlisle had stated that it is possible to hypothesize interactions without predicting:

• A) differences for any of the main effects.
• B) differences for one main effect.
• C) a moderator effect.
• D) a mediating effect.

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