Factorial designs are often employed because
A. two or three independent variables cannot operate simultaneously.
B. combining all levels of each independent variable with all levels of the other independent variables is not possible.
C. they give a greater approximation of real-world conditions.
D. very few variables tend to affect behavior.
Answer: C
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