An Important Methodological Problem to Consider in a Correlated-Groups Design

question 106

Multiple Choice

An important methodological problem to consider in a correlated-groups design is ______.

• A)effects of individual differences
• B)the need for a larger sample compared to an independent-groups design
• C)the greater power of the test produces more Type I errors
• D)carry-over effects of the independent variable

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