The Assumptions Underlying a Two-Way ANOVA and a One-Way ANOVA

question 44

True/False

The assumptions underlying a two-way ANOVA and a one-way ANOVA are different.

Recognize the importance of random assignment and its role in controlling for confounding variables.

Identify different research methods (e.g., experiments, correlational studies, naturalistic observations) and their purposes.

Understand the concept of reliability and validity in measures and research findings.

Appreciate the importance of ethical considerations in psychological research, including informed consent.

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