When Comparing Differences in an Experiment with Two or More

question 72

Multiple Choice

When comparing differences in an experiment with two or more independent variables we should use a(n)

• A) one way ANOVA.
• B) paired sample t-test.
• C) R squared comparison.
• D) factorial design.

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Definitions:

Rumination

The process of continuously thinking about the same thoughts, often negative, which can interfere with solving problems or lead to psychological distress.

Learned Helplessness

A psychological condition in which a person believes they have no control over the outcomes in their life, leading to passivity and depression.

Explanatory Style

Explanatory style refers to how individuals explain the causes of events in their lives, which can influence their optimism and pessimism.

Rumination

The continuous and obsessive thinking about certain distressing thoughts or feelings, often contributing to emotional distress.