Suppose you conducted a study using a factorial design and somebody asked you about the results for Variable A. If you replied that, to answer their question, they have to know which level of Variable B was involved, your experiment involved
a. main effects.
b. logistic analysis.
c. measured variables.
d. an interaction.
Question 2
The biggest difference between conducting large-N research and small-N, intrasubject research, is that the latter approach
a. is easier to conduct than large-N designs.
b. often does not require the use of inferential statistical analyses.
c. usually does not rely on the use of graphic analysis.
d. is not considered scientific.
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