A Repeated-Measures Design Has the Maximum Advantage Over an Independent-Measures

question 60

Multiple Choice

A repeated-measures design has the maximum advantage over an independent-measures design when ____.​

• A)​many subjects are available and individual differences are small
• B)​very few subjects are available and individual differences are small
• C)​many subjects are available and individual differences are large
• D)​very few subjects are available and individual differences are large

Distinguish between unified and coherent paragraphs.

Explore sentence variety for effective writing.

Understand the importance of topic sentences for paragraph development.

Identify methods for emphasizing key information within sentences.

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