In some educational programs, there are a lot of options. One nursing program, for example, allows its

Question:

In some educational programs, there are a lot of options. One nursing program, for example, allows its students to decide between

(a) Traditional, semester-long courses,

(b) Online courses,

(d) Courses that meet for 8 hours a day, 6 days in a row. The dean of the school wanted to find out if the type of course content had any impact on how much was learned. At the end of its programs, she administered a 50-question, multiple-choice test about basic nursing facts. What test should she use to see if the groups differ on the percentage of questions answered correctly?

Select the appropriate statistical technique from among those in Figure 16.6.

Three or more Number of independent variables One Two Type of factors Type of samples Both between- Dependent Independen