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| any experimental design with more than one independent variable |
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| a row and column arrangement that characterizes a factorial design and shows the independent variables, the levels of each independent variable, and the total number of conditions (cells) in the study |
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| refers to whether or not statistically significant differences exist between the levels of an independent variable in a factorial design |
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| in a factorial design, occurs when the effect of one independent variable depends on the level of another independent variable |
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| a factorial design with at least one between subjects factor and one within subjects factor |
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| a factorial design with at least one subject factor P = person variable and one manipulated factor E = environmental variable |
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| a mixed design with at least one subject factor and one manipulated factor. |
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| Aptitude by Treatment Interaction design - a form of PxE factorial design found in educational research, the goal of which is to examine possible interactions between an aptitude variable and a treatment variable |
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| following an ANOVA a follow up test to a significant interaction, comparing individual cells |
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