2 out of 2 points
An experimental design involves comparing psychology majors and history majors on a
measure of study skills and course performance at the end of the semester. Given that
the experimenter is unable to randomly assign students to a major (psychology or
history) because the variables are selected after they have occurred; this is an example
of a(n)
Selected Answer:
ex post facto design.
Answers:
independent-samples design.
ex post facto design.
qualitative research study.
counterbalanced design.
Question 2
2 out of 2 points
After conducting a multiple-group design experiment, which of the following would
suggest that you should conduct a post hoc test of comparison?
Selected Answer:
, The one-way ANOVA has a significant F ratio.
Answers:
The one-way ANOVA has an insignificant F ratio
The one-way ANOVA has a significant F ratio.
The correlation coefficient is insignificant.
The assumption of homogeneity is significant.
Question 3
0 out of 2 points
If the F value of your ANOVA equals 0.24, you would interpret
Selected Answer:
no effect of extraneous variables.
Answers:
a strong effect of the independent variable.
no effect of extraneous variables.
a strong effect of the dependent variable.