If a person describes the results of a study to you by saying that there is a zero difference in one condition but a large difference in another condition, they are most likely describing which of the following? A. A crossover interaction B. A three-way interaction C. A spreading interaction D. A difference interaction

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10 July, 04:49

If a person describes the results of a study to you by saying that there is a zero difference in one condition but a large difference in another condition, they are most likely describing which of the following? A. A crossover interaction B. A three-way interaction C. A spreading interaction D. A difference interaction

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When there is an effect at one level of a second independent variable but is weakter or nonexistent at a different level of the second independent variable, soma condition with zero difference and another with a large difference is known as a spreading interaction.