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    A Factorial Design with More Than Two Independent Variables Is
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A Factorial Design with More Than Two Independent Variables Is

Question 36

Question 36

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A factorial design with more than two independent variables is called a _____ design.


A) multiple
B) multivariate
C) lower-order factorial
D) higher-order factorial

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