T2: Experimental Design ||| Flashcards
What do multiple IV do (why are they good)?
Allows determination of how the IV interact with each other as well as the DV - the relationship between one IV and the DV may change on different levels of the IV
When you collect data in all combinations of your IV the design is __ and it is a __
Fully crossed AND factorial design
eg gender and meal size
BSD in a factorial design…
All IVs are BSD IVs and random assignment is used
WSD in a factorial design…
ALl IVs are WSD IVs and each part receives each possible condition/level of the IV
Mixed Design in a factorial design…
One IV is WSD and one is BSD and each part receives each level of the WSD and one level of BSD
What are the two effects we get in a factorial design?
Main - the effects of a single IV (ignore other IVs)
Interaction - the effects of one IV on the DV taking into account other IVs