What Is the Difference Between Concurrent-Measures Designs and Repeated-Measures Designs

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Multiple Choice

What is the difference between concurrent-measures designs and repeated-measures designs?

• A) Concurrent-measures design is an independent-groups design; repeated-measures design is a within-group design.
• B) Concurrent-measures designs expose participants to the levels of the independent variable at roughly the same time; repeated-measures designs expose participants to the levels of the independent variable sequentially.
• C) Concurrent-measures designs can have any number of levels of an independent variable; repeated-measures designs can only have two levels of the independent variable.
• D) There is no difference; they are two terms for the same design.

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