In Comparison to a Multiple-Treatment Design,a Two-Treatment,within Subjects Design Has

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Multiple Choice

In comparison to a multiple-treatment design,a two-treatment,within subjects design has ____.

• A)​reduced risk of participant attrition
• B)​increased risk that time-related factors will influence the data
• C)more challenges with counterbalancing
• D)​more analytic complexities

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