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Identify the two types of correlated-groups designs discussed in the text and explain why each is considered a correlated-groups design.
 
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If a researcher finds that room color influences mood of the adults in a sample, then the researcher would like to conclude that room color affects the mood of ____.
 
  a. children as well
 b. any individual
 c. adults in general
 d. adolescents even more



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Answer to Question 1

The two types of correlated-groups designs are a within-subjects design and a matched-subjects design. Each is considered a correlated-groups design because there is some relationship between the subjects in each group when using these designs. In the within-subjects design, the same people are used in each condition and in the matched-subjects design, subjects are matched on relevant variables before being placed into each condition.

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Reply 2 on: Jun 19, 2018
Great answer, keep it coming :)


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Gracias!

 

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