The Repeated-Measures Experimental Design May Lead to Ambiguous Results Unless

question 106

Multiple Choice

The repeated-measures experimental design may lead to ambiguous results unless

• A) the subjects are matched on some relevant variable
• B) the dependent variable is measured only after the introduction of the independent variable
• C) the alpha error is increased to at least .
• D) there is a separate control group

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