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An independent-measures factorial design is a type of experimental design that involves two or more independent variables (factors), each with multiple levels, where different participants are assigned to each combination of factor levels. This allows researchers to examine the effects of each factor and their interactions on a dependent variable. Since participants are only exposed to one condition, this design helps to eliminate potential carryover effects from one condition to another. It is commonly used to analyze complex interactions in behavioral and Social Sciences.

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