Consider an experiment in which two independent variables have been manipulated. Variable A has been manipulated at
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Consider an experiment in which two independent variables have been manipulated. Variable A has been manipulated at three levels, and Variable B has been manipulated at two levels.
A. Draw a graph showing a main effect of Variable B, no main effect of Variable A, and no interaction effect between the two variables.
B. Draw a graph showing no main effect of Variable A, no main effect of Variable B, but an interaction effect between the two variables.
C. Draw a graph showing a main effect of Variable A, a main effect of Variable B , and no interaction effect between the A and B variables.
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Research Methods In Psychology
ISBN: 9780077825362
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Authors: John Shaughnessy, Eugene Zechmeister, Jeanne Zechmeister
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