Within Repeated-Measure Designs, Experimenters May Arrange the Order of Conditions

question 18

Multiple Choice

Within repeated-measure designs, experimenters may arrange the order of conditions so that each condition has an equal chance of occurring after each other condition. This method is called

• A) clustering.
• B) confounding.
• C) counterbalancing.
• D) decontamination.

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