Why Are Factorial Designs Useful in Testing Theories

question 11

Multiple Choice

Why are factorial designs useful in testing theories?

• A)They allow researchers to explore the construct validity of a theory.
• B)Results from factorial designs are typically straightforward and easy to interpret.
• C)They allow researchers to understand the nuances of how variables interact.
• D)Results from factorial designs are always intuitive.

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