In General, Survey Research Is

question 15

Multiple Choice

In general, survey research is:

• A)strong on reliability and strong on validity.
• B)strong on reliability and weak on validity.
• C)weak on reliability and strong on validity.
• D)weak on reliability and weak on validity.
• E)not concerned by reliability and validity.

Determine the number of possible main effects and interactions in factorial designs.

Differentiate between repeated measures, independent groups, and mixed factorial designs.

Recognize the structure and implications of factorial designs in experimental research.

Calculate the total number of participants needed in different factorial design scenarios.

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