An interaction can occur in an experiment with A. One independent variable. B. Two independent variables. C. Two dependent variables.

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Imotep · Answer 1 · 2024-12-04T08:12:34+0000

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B. Two independent variables.

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Interactions typically involve how two or more independent variables jointly affect a dependent variable. In experimental design, interactions can reveal complex relationships between variables that may not be apparent when considering each independent variable separately.

An interaction can occur in an experiment with A. One independent variable. B. Two independent variables. C. Two dependent variables.

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