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EXPERIMENTS: PART 5

EXPERIMENTS: PART 5. Notation Examples Factors? Levels? Conditions?

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EXPERIMENTS: PART 5

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Notation Examples

Factors? Levels? Conditions?

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Main Effects and Interactions

Factor MatricesLine GraphsBar Graphs

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Personality TypeOpen-

minded Avoidant

Therapy

CBT 25 24 24.5

Dynamic 24 26 25.0

24.5 25.0

Is CBT or psychodynamic therapy better for depression?(Assume a 2-pt difference on the BDI is statistically significant)

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Personality TypeOpen-

minded Avoidant

Therapy

CBT 12 13 12.5

Dynamic 24 26 25.0

18.0 19.5

Is CBT or psychodynamic therapy better for depression?(Assume a 2-pt difference on the BDI is statistically significant)

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Personality TypeOpen-

minded Avoidant

Therapy

CBT 12 38 25.0

Dynamic 12 37 24.5

12.0 37.5

Is CBT or psychodynamic therapy better for depression?(Assume a 2-pt difference on the BDI is statistically significant)

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Personality TypeOpen-

minded Avoidant

Therapy

CBT 40 17 28.5

Dynamic 15 41 28.0

27.5 29.0

Is CBT or psychodynamic therapy better for depression?(Assume a 2-pt difference on the BDI is statistically significant)

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Personality TypeOpen-

minded Avoidant

Therapy

CBT 29 34 31.5

Dynamic 6 43 24.5

17.5 38.5

Is CBT or psychodynamic therapy better for depression?(Assume a 2-pt difference on the BDI is statistically significant)

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Are loud obnoxious commercials more effective than typical commercials in affecting consumer behavior?

Commercial

Obnoxious Typical Rare

Frequency 25% 7%

Often 6% 24%

15.5% 15.5%

16% 15%

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Commercial

Obnoxious Typical Rare

Frequency 25% 17%

Often 6% 34%

15.5% 25.5%

21% 20%

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yesno

6. Emotional Reaction to Music

7.20

7.10

7.00

6.90

6.80

6.70

6.60

6.50

6.40

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9. Parent

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5. Belief in Soul Mates

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22. Sleep Position

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3. Gun Ownership

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17. Personality Type

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