Research Design and Statistical Analysis CHAPTER ELEVEN TRUE/FALSE - FINAL EXAM

You should always run post hoc tests after every dependent-samples ANOVA

False

A repeated-measures design is a good choice when you have a situation where multiple participant variables are likely to have a strong effect on the DV

True

Independent-samples designs are more powerful than dependent-samples designs

False

It is not possible to compute confidence intervals for dependent-groups studies

False

Matched groups two-group designs and repeated-measures two-group designs are analyzed with different types of t tests

False

Matching on more than one variable gets easier as the number of groups increases

False

Repeated-measures designs are great for studies where participants are changed in a permanent way

False

Dependent-groups designs allow you to ensure that relevant personal characteristics are equalized across groups at the beginning of a study

True

Instead of assuming homogeneity of variance, we assume sphericity in order to compute a dependent-samples ANOVA

True

The Latin Square counterbalances for order but not for sequence

True