A Two-Way Factorial Design

question 25

Multiple Choice

A two-way factorial design

• A)is "two-way" because there are two variables that divide the groups being studied.
• B)varies only in name from a one-way analysis of variance.
• C)considers two levels of a single variable.
• D)considers a single level of two variables.

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