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Subject variables (ie age, gender, etc.) because they can't be manipulated
in a single individual only selected for
what are three advantages of a factorial design?
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-saves time by studying more then one independent variable at a time
-can rule out more then one hypothesis at a time
-allows the study of the interactions of independent variables
how do you use a balanced latin square?
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select four block were each of the conditions are all followed and
preceded by the others
What are levels?
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values of the independent variable
What are some of the problems with a one group prestest-posttest design?
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-lose nativity
-regression to the mean
-history
-repeated testing
, What is another name for an AB design
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it is also called a "comparison design"
What is another name for an ABAB design?
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it is also called a "reversal replication design"
What is a balanced latin square?
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A form of partial counter balancing
How do you control for order effects?
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arrange so each condition occurs equally in every ordinal position