Chapter 11 - Factorial Designs Flashcards

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When two or more independent variables are combined in a single study, the independent variables are commonly called…

A

Factors

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2
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What is a factorial design?

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A research study involving two or more factors

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3
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How many different combinations and treatment conditions are going to be examine in a 2 x 2 matrix?

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Four different combinations and 4 treatment conditions?

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4
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A study with only one independent variable is often called…

A

single-factor design

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5
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A study with two independent variables is often called a…

A

2 factor design

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2 x 3 x 2 design would represent a three-factor design with how many levels for each of the factors and how many total conditions?

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-3 factors
- two, three, and two levels of each of the factors
- total of 12 conditions

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7
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How many independent variables are there in a 2 x 2 x 2 factorial design?

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3

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8
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How many separate groups of participants would be needed for a between-subjects, two-factor study with three levels of factor A and four levels of factor B?

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12

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9
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A researcher who is examining the effects of temperature and humidity on the eating behavior of rats uses a factorial experiment comparing three different temperatures (70˚, 80˚, and 90˚) and two humidity conditions (low and high). How many factors are in the experiment?

A

2

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10
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What is the main effect?

A

the mean differences among the levels of one factor

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11
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How many effects would a 2-factor design have?

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2 main effects–one for each factor

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12
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What are the 6 different types of factorial designs?

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  1. Between-Subject
  2. Within-Subject
  3. Mixed Design: Between & Within
  4. Experimental
  5. Non-Experimental & Qausi-Experimental
  6. Combined Strategy
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13
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A factorial study measures allergy symptoms before and after taking medication for a group taking the real medication and a control group taking a placebo. What kind of design is being used?

A

Mixed Design

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The students in one gym class receive a self-esteem program as part of their sports training. To evaluate the program, a researcher measures self-esteem for the students before and after the program and compares their scores with those from another class that did not receive the program but was measured at the same two times. What kind of design is being used?

A

Mixed Design

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