are studying the effects of type of stimulus (visual or auditory) AND speed of presentation (fast or slow) on memory, then finding one significant main effect means that the effect of type of stimulus or speed of presentation is significant. the effects of both type of stimulus and speed of presentation are significant. there is a significant interaction between type of stimulus and speed of presentation. the effects of neither type of stimulus nor speed of presentation are significant. In an A BAB design, O you take baseline measurements of behavior, then introduce a treatment and measure behavior, then remove the treatment and measure behavior, and then reintroduce the treatment and measure behavior you have two subjects, A and B, and A gets a treatmént and B does not and then B is given the treatment and Ais not. you compare the effects of treatment A and treatment B you need to have a large (> 30) number of participants.

are studying the effects of type of stimulus (visual or auditory) AND speed of presentation (fast or slow) on memory, then finding one significant main effect means that the effect of type of stimulus or speed of presentation is significant. the effects of both type of stimulus and speed of presentation are significant. there is a significant interaction between type of stimulus and speed of presentation. the effects of neither type of stimulus nor speed of presentation are significant. In an A BAB design, O you take baseline measurements of behavior, then introduce a treatment and measure behavior, then remove the treatment and measure behavior, and then reintroduce the treatment and measure behavior you have two subjects, A and B, and A gets a treatmént and B does not and then B is given the treatment and Ais not. you compare the effects of treatment A and treatment B you need to have a large (> 30) number of participants.

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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