Simple Effects Tests Are Conducted To

question 6

Multiple Choice

Simple effects tests are conducted to:

• A)figure out the exact nature of a significant interaction
• B)determine whether an apparent interaction is statistically significant
• C)find out if an interaction replicates in a subset of a larger sample
• D)determine if a lack of an interaction is due to a lack of statistical power

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Definitions:

Kinesthesis

The sense that detects body position and movement, contributing to our ability to coordinate movement and maintain balance.

Vestibular Sense

The sense related to the body's balance, posture, and the orientation of the body in space, largely managed by structures in the inner ear.

Top-Down Processing

A cognitive process that initiates with our thoughts, which flow down to lower-level functions, such as the senses; an approach wherein perception starts with the brain and is influenced by prior knowledge and expectations.

Sensory Interaction

The process by which different senses, such as sight and sound, influence and interact with each other.