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Child Psychology Exam Prep

Category - Child Psychology

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In statistical test construction, factorial design allows for analysis of the effect of each factor on the response variable, as well as the effect of interactions between factors on the response variable. If a factorial design yields main and interaction effects, how should results be interpreted?

Analyze the main effect in light of the interaction effect
Analyze the main effect and interaction effect together
Analyze the interaction effect independently
Analyze all effects independently

Explanation

Answer: A - When analyzing results from a factorial design test, analyze the main effect while keeping in mind the interaction effect. ANOVA or regression analysis is the appropriate choice for this test.

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