Multiple Choice
A drawback to the totally within-subjects factorial design is that
A) an inordinate number of participants are required as the design gets larger and larger.
B) carry-over effects cannot be dealt with.
C) order effects must be ignored.
D) as the number of factors increases, so does the number of trials that each participant completes.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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Q4: Carry-over effects in within-subjects designs are best
Q5: Explain how order effects can be tested
Q6: In a between-subjects experimental design<br>A) participants work
Q7: A manipulation that participants consistently notice<br>A) is
Q8: Manipulation checks can be conducted<br>A) as part
Q10: In an experiment, more than one control
Q11: Instructional manipulation checks are used to<br>A) tell
Q12: The use of counterbalancing in within-subjects designs
Q13: You conduct a study in which introverts
Q14: Manipulation checks are used to assess the<br>A)