Introduction Compared to a Between-Subjects Design, a Within-Subjects Design

question 32

Multiple Choice

Introduction Compared to a between-subjects design, a within-subjects design

• A)decreases interference between treatment conditions.
• B)decreases the risk of confounding due to order effects.
• C)increases the number of subjects required to run an experiment.
• D)increases statistical power.

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