Chp. 10

Question 0

_______ _______ involve pairing each level (category) of one IV with each level of a second IV.

Answer 0

Factorial combinations

Question 1

Between-subjects factorial designs are also called _______ _______. They study two or more independent variables (factors) and their relationships with the DV.

Answer 1

complex designs.

Question 2

The effect of each IV on the DV is called a what?

Answer 2

main effect (ex. 3 IV’s will lead to 3 main effects).

Question 3

When you combine IV’s and look at their effect you are testing a what?

Answer 3

interaction

Question 4

What occurs when the effect of one IV on the DV differs depending on the level (category) of a second IV?

Answer 4

An interaction effect

Question 5

Each IV in a complex (factorial) design must be implemented using either a what?

Answer 5

between-subjects (independent groups) design or a within-subjects (dependent samples or repeated measures) design.

Question 6

•_______ is when the DV is assessed on more than 1 occasion.

Answer 6

repeated measures design

Question 7

When a complex design has both a between subjects variable and a repeated measures variable it is called a what?

Answer 7

mixed or split-plot design.