A factorial design that has at least one within-subject variable and one between-group variable is called a(n):
A) Quasi-experimental design
B) Mixed design
C) Single subject design
D) Interrupted time series design

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A factorial design that has both a within-subject variable and a between-group variable is called a mixed design. This type of design allows for the examination of both within-subject and between-group effects, making it a powerful tool in experimental research. Quasi-experimental designs, single subject designs, and interrupted time series designs do not necessarily have both a within-subject and between-group variable, and therefore do not fit the description of a mixed design.

A Factorial Design That Has at Least One Within-Subject Variable