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In a 2x3 factorial design with factors A (2 levels: male, female) and B (3 levels: low, medium, high motivation), the primary advantage over conducting separate experiments is:

A

Factorial designs eliminate all confounding variables automatically without the researcher's effort

B

Factorial designs can detect interaction effects (whether the effect of one factor depends on levels of another factor) in addition to main effects

C

Factorial designs are always less expensive and faster than separate experiments

D

Factorial designs require no statistical analysis, and results are immediately obvious from raw data

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