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Statistical Power
Describes the likelihood that a test will correctly reject a false null hypothesis, essentially the capacity of a study to detect an effect if there is one.
Counterbalanced Crossover Design
An experimental design where participants are exposed to multiple conditions in a specific order to control for the effects of the order on the outcome.
Between-Subjects Design
An experimental design in which different subjects are assigned to each group or condition being compared, to ensure that each participant experiences only one variation of the experimental manipulation.
Entire Sample
All the units or individuals that have been selected for participation in a study or survey.
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