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panfilo

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When would a researcher want to implement a factorial design?
 
  A) When he/she wants to study the effect of a single independent variable
  B) When he/she wants to study the effect of a single dependent variable
  C) When he/she wants to study the effects of multiple independent variables
  D) When he/she wants to study the effects of multiple dependent variables

Question 2

The results of the Orne and Evans (1965) study suggested that ___________ does not affect subjects' willingness to carry out various dangerous tasks.
 
  a. hypnosis
  b. food deprivation
  c. alcohol intoxication
  d. sleep deprivation


EAN94

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Reply #1 on: Jun 20, 2018
Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

a


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