FINAL: Chapter 12 Factorial Design Flashcards

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What is a one-way design?

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An experiment that contains only one IV

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What is the simplest experimental design?

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One IV w/two levels

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What is a factorial design?

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Experiremnt containing two or more IV

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What is a two-way design?

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2 Independent variables

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What is a traditional nomenclature?

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Each number represents the # of levels in one of the IV’s (EX: 2 x 3 design = IV(1) 2 levels, IV(2) 3 levels)

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What are the three types of factorial design?

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Between subjects, within subjects, mixed design

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What are main effects?

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The overall effect of each IV alone on the DV. Two IV = Two main effects. Three IV = Three main effects

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What is an interaction?

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You have a signigicant interaction if the effect of one IV depends on the levels of the other IV

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What are the two types of interactions?

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Crossover Interaction: Lines cross
Spreading interation: Lines don’t cross, but they will eventually

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