Author Question: A two-way factorial design A) is two-way because there are two variables that divide the groups ... (Read 56 times)

tfester · **on:** Jun 20, 2018

A two-way factorial design

A) is two-way because there are two variables that divide the groups being studied.
B) varies only in name from a one-way analysis of variance.
C) considers two levels of a single variable.
D) considers a single level of two variables.

Question 2

A widely used procedure when the sample's scores do not appear to come from a normal population is to

A) duplicate scores which will make the sample more normal.
B) sample only members of the population who will make the sample normal.
C) transform the sample scores.
D) delete the scores that make the distribution nonnormal if the results are not significant.