$$\text { The figure below is an example of what type of interaction? }$$

A) disordinal interaction
B) ordinal interaction
C) polar interaction
D) cardinal interaction

Question

$$\text { The figure below is an example of what type of interaction? }$$

A) disordinal interaction 
B) ordinal interaction 
C) polar interaction 
D) cardinal interaction

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

In a disordinal interaction, the effect of one independent variable on the dependent variable changes across levels of the other independent variable. In the given figure, the effect of the type of fertilizer (A and B) on plant growth is different depending on whether the plants are exposed to low or high levels of sunlight. Specifically, for low sunlight levels, fertilizer A produces higher plant growth than fertilizer B, whereas for high sunlight levels, fertilizer B produces higher plant growth than fertilizer A. This change in the pattern of the effect is characteristic of a disordinal interaction.

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