L2 Flashcards
Describe simple comparisons
Designs which have:
- 1 IV only
- 2 conditions
Describe one way designs
- 1 IV only
- 3 or more conditions in the one experiment
Describe factorial designs
- More than 1 IV
- Equivalent to 2 experiments being conducted at once
- Interaction effects
The number of interactions is dependent on…?
The number of factors
What are the number of factors, conditions and interactions in a 2x3 design?
Factors: 2
Conditions: 6
Interactions: 1
What are the number of factors, conditions and interactions in a 2x2x3 design?
Factors: 3
Conditions: 12
Interactions: 4
What are the number of factors, conditions and interactions in a 2x3x4x2 design?
Factors: 4
Conditions: 48
Interactions: 11
What is the formula for number of interactions?
2^k - k - 1
What is rationale?
An explanation or justification of the reasons for doing something.
Name 3 types of rationale
- motivations for methodological problems in previous research
- considerations for different theories’ explanations of data
- links to previous research