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Fill in the Blanks: Understanding Experimental Design Concepts

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Fill in the Blanks: Understanding Experimental Design ConceptsOnline version

Test your knowledge of experimental design with this engaging fill-in-the-blanks game!

by Cory Granillo
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assignment Random

sampling selects participants ; random places them in condition s

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Matching

helps control confounds by ensuring groups are comparabl e

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two two three

In a 2 × 3 factorial design , there are independent variables , with the first having levels and the second having level s

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counterbalancing carryover

A major disadvantage of a within - subjects design is the potential for effects , which can be controlled using a technique called .

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depends level

An interaction occurs in a factorial design when the effect of one independent variable on the of the other independent variable .

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