If a significant main effect involves an independent variable with two conditions, the main effect is interpreted by
A)testing the simple main effects.
B)inspecting the means.
C)testing the interaction.
D)doing follow-up or post hoc tests.

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Inspecting the means is the correct method for interpreting a significant main effect involving an independent variable with two conditions. This involves comparing the average scores (means) across the two conditions to understand the effect of the independent variable.

If a Significant Main Effect Involves an Independent Variable with Two