At a recent conference you define the mixed factorial design by saying it?
A) is one in which both men and women take part.
B) has at least one between-subjects variable and one within-subjects variable.
C) utilizes both categorical and continuous.
D) needs a non-parametric tests.

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A mixed factorial design is a research design that has at least one between-subjects variable (a variable that differentiates participants into different groups) and one within-subjects variable (a variable that measures changes in the same participant over time). This design is used to investigate the effects of multiple factors on a dependent variable. Therefore, option B is the correct one. Option A is irrelevant, option C is not a defining characteristic of a mixed factorial design, and option D is incorrect as non-parametric tests are not always necessary in this design.

At a Recent Conference You Define the Mixed Factorial Design