Chapter 10

Question 1

One way designs

Answer 1

One independt variable is being manipulated

Question 2

Two group experimental design

Answer 2

Two different levels of the indepedent variable (experimental and control groups)

Question 3

3 types of one way designs

Answer 3

1. Randomized
2. Matched subjects
3. repeated measures

Question 4

Post test only

Answer 4

Dependent variable is measured only once after the independent variable manipulation

Question 5

Pretest-post test design

Answer 5

A pretest measure is taken before the IV is manipulated and then a post test is taken afer manipulation and each score is compared

Question 6

Advntages and disdvantages of pretest-posttest designs

Answer 6

Ad:
-verify groups wernt biased to begin with
-how much ind. variable changed partici[ants behaivor
-more powerful
Dis:
-could skew data toward doig better on post test
(Pretest sensitization, practice effects)

Question 7

Factorial designs

Answer 7

-allow for more than one independent variabe and a;lows us to study main effects and interactions

Question 8

4 basic types of factorial designs

Answer 8

1. Two way
2. Higher order
3. Split plot
4. 2x2 experricor or mixed

Question 9

Two way factorial designs

Answer 9

Loks at 2 IVs

Question 10

Higher order factorials

Answer 10

Looks at at least 3 IVs

Question 11

Split plot

Answer 11

Could be a 2 way design but 1 IV is between subjects(randomly assigned) and the other variable we get repeated measures(subjects recieve both levels of IV)

Question 12

2x2 expericcor or mixed

Answer 12

Studies independent and subject variables(cant randomly assign these variables) then subjects are put into differnt levels of experimental variables

Question 13

Main effects

Answer 13

Effect of a single IV

Question 14

Interactions

Answer 14

Effect on the IV when it differs across the levels of another IV