Class:Research Methods of Psychology

Prompt:

• Answer the questions w/ .
• Do NOT use ChatGPT/AI Software to answer the questions, or you will be REPORTED!
• GO INTO DETAIL! (In definitional questions, MAKE connections to personal experiences, current events, examples of this you note in the real world.APPLY the concept, or critiques the concept in a creative way, or how it might impact some people or groups different.)
• (+ Paragraphs for EACH question)

Questions:

1. True Independent Variables (True IVs) vs. Status Variables (In definitional questions, MAKE connections to personal experiences, current events, examples of this you note in the real world.APPLY the concept, or critiques the concept in a creative way, or how it might impact some people or groups different.)

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2. What is a Factorial Design?

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3. What makes something a "two-way" experiment?

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4. What are conditions?

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5a. Why do most published experiments have at least two Independent variables (IVs)?

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5b. How does it allow you to look at the boundary conditions (interactions) of an effect and how the size of the effect might differ across situations or across different groups.

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6. What is the difference between one-way, two-way, and three-way experiments?

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7. How do you know how many IVs are in an experiment, and how many levels each IV has?

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8. 3 X 3 Between Subjects Experiment

8a. Number of IVs:

8b. Number of levels in each IV:

8c. Total number of conditions:

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9. 2 X 4 Between Subjects Experiment

9a. Number of IVs:

9b. Number of levels in each IV:

9c. Total number of conditions:

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10. 2 X 2 X 3 Between Subjects Experiment

10a. Number of IVs:

10b. Number of levels in each IV:

10c. Total number of conditions:

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11. 3 X 8 Between Subjects Experiment

11a. Number of IVs:

11b. Number of levels in each IV:

11c. Total number of conditions: