1. A study examining how gender and political affiliation impact environmental attitudes is a(n) correlational, quasi-experimental, experimental, or hybrid factorial design?
2. A researcher randomly assigns participants to one of six groups that vary according to the type of test (math, writing, or civics) and type of environment (quiet or loud) and then measures how long it takes to complete the exam.
a. Is this a(n) correlational, quasi-experimental, experimental, or hybrid factorial?
b. What is the factorial notation of this design?
c. How many cells are there?
3. Suppose the researcher described in question 2 also examined how gender (male vs. female) impacted performance under the different conditions.
a. Is this a(n) correlational, quasi-experimental, experimental, or hybrid factorial?
b. What is the factorial notation of this design?
c. How many cells are there?