In the ____ effects ANOVA design, the experimenter is interested in generalizing to other levels ot...
In the ____ effects ANOVA design, the experimenter is interested in generalizing to other levels ot the independent variable, and the independent variable are randomly chosen.
fixed
random
mixed
repeated measures
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Solution:
It's answer is B. I.e. Random.
In the random effect anova design, the experimenter is interested in generlizing to other levels of the independent variables, and independent variables are randomly choose.
A random effect Anova design is not often used in psychological reasearch, or the random effect factor is rarely the focus of the experiment.
So it's answer is B. I.e. Random
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