In a factorial design 2 × 3, the 2 represents:
A) levels of the dependent variable.
B) levels of the first independent variable.
C) levels of the second independent variable.
D) the sum of the variables.

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In a factorial design, the numbers before the "×" symbol represent the number of levels of the independent variables. Therefore, "2" in a 2 × 3 design indicates that the first independent variable has 2 levels.

In a Factorial Design 2 × 3, the 2 Represents