Use this information to answer questions 1 and 2
A nurse is examining the use of two different anti-depressants in her patients. The pharmaceutical representative informed her that each type of drug has two different types of doses: High and Low.
How many factors are in this experiment?
This is a source table for what statistical procedure?
Using the source table below, answer questions 6 – 10.
Using this information to respond to questions 11 - 13.
In a study with 30 participants, a researcher examined the effects of self-awareness and task performance. In three groups, she manipulated whether participants were voice recorded, video recorded, and not recorded when performing a verbal task. The mean scores were 89/100, 72/100, and 93/100, respectively. In each condition, there were 10 participants and each participant only experienced one of the three conditions.
In this study, there were ____ factor(s) and ____ level(s)?
Using this information to respond to questions 19 – 20.
Dr. Jaymar is an emotion researcher. He primes (i.e., makes participants think about) participants with either happy or sad emotions and also manipulates the type of environment and provides either a stressful or not stressful environment to his participants. He recruits 60 participants and divides them evenly into his different conditions to examine their preferences in romantic partners.
How is the design best described?
In the graph below, it is likely that...
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