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Title: A study that compared novice drivers and experienced drivers with respect to the relative number of Post by: Bisla on Mar 7, 2015 A study that compared novice drivers and experienced drivers with respect to the relative number of driving errors they made while using a cell phone or not using a cell phone resulted in the same amount of deterioration in both groups. This type of design
a. is appropriate for analysis with a t test. b. involved two manipulated variables. c. used a nonequivalent groups design. d. used a reduced factorial design. Controversy: Can We Spot Prejudice? Title: Re: A study that compared novice drivers and experienced drivers with respect to the relative number Post by: sulmaeater on Mar 9, 2015 Content hidden
Title: Re: A study that compared novice drivers and experienced drivers with respect to the relative number of Post by: Bisla on Mar 14, 2015 I was curious about this one, thanks for steering me in the right direction.
Title: Re: A study that compared novice drivers and experienced drivers with respect to the relative number of Post by: sulmaeater on Mar 14, 2015 You're welcome :)
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