4. In a neuropsychology study of automatic vs. newly acquired motor sequences, ten right-handed and ten...

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4. In a neuropsychology study of automatic vs. newly acquired motor sequences, ten right-handed and ten left-handed women are scanned in the fMRI (functional magnetic resonance imaging) and measured their brain activation while knitting in the automatic and then the newly acquired styles. (1) What is the dependent variable? (2) What are the factors and the levels of each factor? Factor 1: Factor 2: Levels: independent-groups factor repeated-measures factor Levels: independent-groups factor repeated-measures factor (3) What is the design of this experiment? Factor 3: Levels: independent-groups factor repeated-measures factor 4. In a neuropsychology study of automatic vs. newly acquired motor sequences, ten right-handed and ten left-handed women are scanned in the fMRI (functional magnetic resonance imaging) and measured their brain activation while knitting in the automatic and then the newly acquired styles. (1) What is the dependent variable? (2) What are the factors and the levels of each factor? Factor 1: Factor 2: Levels: independent-groups factor repeated-measures factor Levels: independent-groups factor repeated-measures factor (3) What is the design of this experiment? Factor 3: Levels: independent-groups factor repeated-measures factor

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Answer 1 The dependent variable in this study is the brain activation measured by the fMRI This is t... View the full answer