When comparing differences in an experiment with two or more independent variables we should use a(n)
A) one way ANOVA.
B) paired sample t-test.
C) R squared comparison.
D) factorial design.

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Factorial design is the correct choice because it allows for the examination of the effects of two or more independent variables on a dependent variable, including the interaction effects between the independent variables.

When Comparing Differences in an Experiment with Two or More