A Complete Factorial Design Occurs When

question 37

Multiple Choice

A complete factorial design occurs when

• A)all levels of one factor are combined with all levels of the other factor.
• B)all levels of one factor are not combined with all levels of the other factor.
• C)the researcher is finished collecting all the data from a two-factor study.
• D)all statistical analyses,including post hoc comparisons and the calculation of , are completed.

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