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newbem

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When respondents give the same or nearly the same value in a rating task regardless of the question, they are engaged in
 
  a. satisficing.
  b. optimizing.
  c. response bias.
  d. nondifferentiation.

Question 2

In a factorial design with three manipulated variables,
 
  a. it would not be possible to have interaction effects.
  b. the researcher would investigate three possible main effects.
  c. any interactions would have to involve all three independent variables
  d. the experimenter would be likely to have used qualitative variables.



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

B



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