The Difference Between a Within-Subjects and a Between-Subjects Design Is

question 44

Multiple Choice

The difference between a within-subjects and a between-subjects design is:

• A) there is no problem of group equivalence with between-subject designs
• B) confounding cannot occur with a between-subjects design
• C) each subject serves as his or her own control in a within-subjects design
• D) a given subject's behavior is only measured once in a within-subjects design

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