Chapter 12 Glossary Flashcards

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What is ANOVA?

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Statistical procedure for evaluating mean differences between two or more groups, which statistically removes unwanted variance in the dependent variable and hence increases statistical power.

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What is assent?

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Agreeing to participate in a study when you are under the legal age to give consent or are considered legally unable to give consent due to severe developmental disability or emotional disorder.

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What are between-subjects factors?

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Independent variables in which participants are assigned to conditions in such a way that each participant appears in only one condition.

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What are column means?

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In factorial designs, one factor is usually illustrated as separate columns of data, in which each column represents a different level of the factor.

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What is a delayed-treatment control group?

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A group of people in a treatment study who initially serve as a no-treatment control group with the understanding that they will receive the treatment later.

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What is design notation?

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A way indicating the number of independent variables and the number of levels of each independent variable in a factorial design.

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What are factorial designs?

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Factorial designs Designs employing more than one independent variable and thus allowing researchers to identify interactive effects independent variables.

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What are factors?

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Each independent variable in a factorial design.

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What are interaction effects?

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Combined effect of two or more independent variables, such that the effect of one independent variable differs depending on the level of the other independent variable.

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What are main effects?

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The individual effects of the independent variables in a factorial study.

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What are manipulated factors?

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Independent variables in a factorial design, in which participants are randomly assigned to the different levels of the independent variable.

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What are mixed designs?

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Factorial design in which at least one of the factors is a between-subjects factor and at least one of the factors is a within-subjects factor.

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What are nonmanipulated factors?

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Independent variables in which participants are assigned to groups based on preexisting factors.

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