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cmoore54

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In the type of mixed design in which both manipulated and nonmanipulated factors are included, the critical issue is
 
  A) a statistical one.
  B) to use care in interpretation of results.
  C) to interpret main effects before interactions.
  D) to make sure the same number of participants is used in each group.

Question 2

In the type of mixed design in which both between-subjects and within-subjects factors exist in the same study, the critical issue is
 
  A) that the statistical procedures must take into account the correlated nature of some of the data.
  B) one of interpretation of results rather than statistical procedures themselves.
  C) making sure that the data are entered in the correct order, with the between-subjects data entered first.
  D) making sure participants are assigned in a random fashion.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: B

Answer to Question 2

Answer: A



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