An Interaction Effect Is Likely to Be Uninterpretable When This

question 70

Multiple Choice

An interaction effect is likely to be uninterpretable when this problem in measurement occurs:

• A) simple main effect
• B) ceiling or floor effect
• C) nonparallel lines
• D) highly reliable measurement of the dependent variable

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