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What is the purpose of a factorial design?

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  • Save time by studying more than 1 factor per experiment
  • rule out more than 1 hypothesis
  • Allows study of possible interactions between IVs.
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What is a factorial design?

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Any study with more than one IV.

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What is a main effect?

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The effect of one independent variable averaged over all levels of another independent variable.

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Within subjects -Factorial design

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Each subject experiences all conditions, and sequence and order effects are controlled for with counterbalancing.

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Between subjects - factorial design

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Subjects are only used once, separated into groups.

must control for selection bias –> use random assignment.

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What is a confounded variable?

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factors other than the independent variable that may cause a result.

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What is a Mixed factorial design?

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Research design that has both a between subjects variable and a within subjects variable

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What is a subject variable?

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Something that cannot be manipulated. EX. age. Can be chosen, but not manipulated.

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What is an Interaction?

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When the effect of one IV depends on the level of another IV.

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