The researchers described using a "2 (depletion vs. no depletion) x2 (perseverance described as [hard] vs. easy) between-subjects design." Given this design, what were the distict cells or groups in the experiment? a. Non-depleted, depleted, perseverance described as easy, and perseverance described as hard b. Non-depleted with perseverance described as easy, non-depleted with perseverance described as hard, depleted with perseverance described as easy, and depleted with perseverance described as hard c. Depletion level and perseverance d. Non-depleted with perseverance described as easy and depleted with perseverance described as hard
The researchers described using a "2 (depletion vs. no depletion) x2 (perseverance described as [hard] vs. easy) between-subjects design."
Given this design, what were the distict cells or groups in the experiment?
a. Non-depleted, depleted, perseverance described as easy, and perseverance described as hard
b. Non-depleted with perseverance described as easy, non-depleted with perseverance described as hard, depleted with perseverance described as easy, and depleted with perseverance described as hard
c. Depletion level and perseverance
d. Non-depleted with perseverance described as easy and depleted with perseverance described as hard
The 2X2 design is essentially set up to study the effect between two considered variables (where each of the variables is attributed with two levels), and is represented with a 2X2 contingency table. In this case, the two considered variables are the "nature of depletion" (that is attributed with the levels "depletion" and "no depletion") and "perseverance" (that is attributed with the levels "hard" and easy").
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