When There Are Many Different Levels of the Independent Variable

question 7

Multiple Choice

When there are many different levels of the independent variable in a repeated-measures design, it may not be possible to counterbalance using every order of conditions. Which of the following can be used in such a case?

• A) A Latin square design
• B) A manipulated design
• C) A carryover design
• D) A control design

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