A Within-Subjects Experiment: Homophone Priming of Proper Names a Within-Subjects

question 10

Multiple Choice

A Within-Subjects Experiment: Homophone Priming of Proper Names A within-subjects design

• A)controls extraneous variables better than random assignment in a between-subjects design.
• B)is less vulnerable to carryover effects than a between-subjects design.
• C)requires less time to run subjects than a between-subjects design.
• D)requires more subjects than a between-subjects design.

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Confidence Interval

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