When Used as a Counterbalancing Procedure, Block Randomization Insures

question 57

Multiple Choice

When used as a counterbalancing procedure, block randomization insures

• A)an equal number of participants per condition
• B)that each condition is tested before any condition is retested
• C)that each possible sequence of conditions is used
• D)equivalent groups

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