Week 5 Factorial Designs Flashcards

1
Q

When does an interaction occur?

A

IV differs depending on level of second IV

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2
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What are the advantages of using a factorial design?

A
  • more than one IV can be manipulated (more hypotheses)
  • can eliminate extraneous variables
  • provide info on extraneous variable effect on DV
  • interactive effects
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3
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What are the disadvantages of using a factorial design?

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  • Requires more subjects
  • more difficult to simultaneously manipulate combinations of IVs
  • higher-order interactions difficult to interpret
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4
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What info can you get from factorial designs?

A

simple effects
interaction effects
main effects

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5
Q

What is the difference between main and simple effects?

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Main effects averages factor b and simple effects holds factor b levels constant across factor A

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