Suppose you design an experiment that had one iv with two levels, one iv with three levels, and another iv with four levels. what is the shorthand notation for this design?

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The shorthand notation for this design is 2×3×4.

What are Factorial Designs?

This notation is usually used in the context of studies in which interventions (treatments) are performed on some groups of subjects.

1. Post-test only randomized experiment

R   X   O

R       O

The R indicates a randomized assignment of every subject to a group. The X represents an intervention or treatment of some kind. The O indicates measurement of the variable . So during this example, the themes are randomly assigned to one of two groups. One among these groups gets the treatment, and therefore the other does not. Then, after a specific amount of time, an outcome is measured for every person in all groups.

2. Pre-Post non-randomized quasi experiment

N O X   O

N O     O

The N indicates a non-random assignment to a gaggle . As you'll see, a baseline measurement is formed of the dependent variable in both groups, then an intervention is applied to one group. Then the variable is measured again. This as a quasi-experiment because of the lack of randomized assignment to groups.

3. Post-test only non-experiment

  X   O

Here there's a treatment, then an outcome is measured. this is often largely useless.

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