Practice Effects in the Incomplete Repeated Measures Design Are Balanced

question 5

Multiple Choice

Practice effects in the incomplete repeated measures design are balanced by

• A) ensuring first that the results for each participant are balanced across conditions.
• B) subtracting the results for the different groups of participants in the experiment.
• C) averaging across the results for all participants.
• D) first obtaining a summary score within each condition for each participant.

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