If gender is the independent variable in a single-factor design, you can be sure that
A) it is a two-level design, not a multilevel design
B) repeated measures are involved
C) the results will be portrayed in a line graph
D) a t test for dependent samples will be used

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If gender is the independent variable in a single-factor design, it is usually a two-level design (i.e., male vs. female). Repeated measures are not necessarily involved, nor are line graphs or t-tests for dependent samples.

If Gender Is the Independent Variable in a Single-Factor Design