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A between-subjects factorial design is an experimental structure in which all of the independent variables are manipulated between subjects. This means that each participant is exposed to exactly one specific combination of the variables' levels, resulting in them being tested in one and only one experimental condition. For instance, in a $$2 	imes 2$$ study examining cell phone use and time of day, a participant would be assigned to drive either with a cell phone or without, and either during the day or at night, but never across multiple conditions.

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