The Purpose of Counter-Balancing in a Repeated Measures Design Is

question 4

Multiple Choice

The purpose of counter-balancing in a repeated measures design is to:

• A) Provide similarity in tasks with different experimental groups
• B) Control for participant improvement on a task due to practice
• C) Replicate similar conditions for task or performance
• D) Compare experimental and control groups

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