The Major Danger in the Use of Complex Within-Subjects Designs

question 8

Multiple Choice

The major danger in the use of complex within-subjects designs is:

• A) carryover effects
• B) nonequivalent groups
• C) confounding subject variables with levels of the independent variable
• D) an unrepresentative sample resulting from matching restrictions

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