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

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

In a factorial design, the number before the "x" represents the number of levels of the first independent variable, while the number after the "x" represents the number of levels of the second independent variable. Therefore, the 2 represents the levels of the first independent variable.

In a Factorial Design 2 × 3, the 2 Represents