Using Designs with More Than Two Levels of an Independent

question 25

Multiple Choice

Using designs with more than two levels of an independent variable allows researchers to

• A)compare more than two kinds of treatment in one study.
• B)compare two or more kinds of treatment with a control group.
• C)compare a placebo group to the control and experimental groups.
• D)accomplish all of the other alternatives.

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