In a yes/no recognition test for a list of words, the dependent ...

[formula1]

In a yes/no recognition test for a list of words, the dependent variable measure would NOT be
 
  a. the number of words recognized correctly.
  b. the number of new words mistaken for words on the list learned.
  c. the proportion of words on the list recognized during the test.
  d. the number of words from the list that can be listed in the correct order.

Question 2

Describe how a second factor can be used to reduce the variance in a between-subjects experiment.
 
  What will be an ideal response?

[ghepp]

Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

In a between-subjects experiment, the participants in each treatment condition usually differ on a wide variety of characteristics such as age, gender, IQ, and personality. These differences can cause the scores to vary widely from one individual to another, which produces large variance. Using one of these characteristics, for example gender, as a second factor will divide the participants in each treatment condition into separate groups, and the individuals in each group will be more homogeneous. For example, one group will contain only males and the other group will have only females. Because the individual differences are reduced in each group, there should be less variance for the scores within each group.

[formula1]

Wow, this really help

[rachel]

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