Human-Computer Interaction 3e ­ Dix, Finlay, Abowd, Beale

exercises  -  9. evaluation techniques

EXERCISE 9.6

9.5 In defining an experimental study, describe
(a) how you as an experimenter would formulate the hypothesis to be supported or refuted by your study
(b) how you would decide between a within-groups or between-groups experimental design with your subjects

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