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What does the 2 stand for in a 3 X 2 design?
 
  a. the levels of the first independent variable
  b. the levels of the second independent variable
  c. the levels of the first dependent variable
  d. the levels of the second dependent variable

Question 2

APA-style is now in its _______ edition.
 
  a. 4th
  b. 5th
  c. 6th
  d. 7th



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

C



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