Exam 8: Experimental Designs: Between-Subjects Design

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A between-subjects experiment comparing four treatment conditions produces 20 scores in each treatment condition. How many scores were obtained for each participant?

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A disadvantage of holding a variable constant is that it limits an experiment's external validity.

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Why is random assignment used in between-subjects experimental designs?

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An advantage of between-subjects designs is that they require fewer participants than are typically needed for within-subjects designs.

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Describe the advantages and disadvantages of matching groups of participants in a between-subjects experiment.

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An experiment that uses a different group of participants for each treatment condition is called a ____ design.

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What is the most common statistical analysis for a single-factor two-group design?

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A limitation of a single-factor multiple group design is that the ____.

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The single-factor two-group design includes ____.

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Holding a participant variable constant has the double advantage of (1) preventing the variable from becoming a confounding variable and (2) reducing variance within groups.

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Increasing variance within groups ____ the likelihood of finding a difference between the treatment conditions.

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Describe some of the problems that can develop if participants from different treatment conditions have an opportunity to talk with each other during the course of the experiment.

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In a between-subjects design, large individual differences can produce ____.

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What is the most common statistical analysis for a single-factor multiple-group design?

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Standardizing procedures, standardizing treatment settings, and limiting individual differences all have the effect of ____.

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Which risk to a study exists whether or not participants in different groups are able to communicate with each other?

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Describe the basic characteristics of a between-subjects experiment.

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Limiting individual differences is a way to ____.

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Random assignment guarantees that participant characteristics do not become a confounding variable.

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Differential attrition refers to ____.

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