Order and Carryover Effects Differ in That

question 15

Multiple Choice

Order and carryover effects differ in that:

• A) For order effects it matters which particular treatment comes first, but not so for carryover effects
• B) For carryover effects it does not matter which treatment occurs first, just how often it is repeated
• C) For order effects it is the ordinal position of the treatment conditions that matters
• D) For carryover effects it is only the ordinal position of the treatment conditions that matters

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