In a Repeated-Measures Design,the Single Largest Contributing Factor to Error

question 11

Multiple Choice

In a repeated-measures design,the single largest contributing factor to error variance has been removed.What is that factor?

• A)individual differences
• B)experimenter effects
• C)subject bias effects
• D)measurement error

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Definitions:

Independent Variables

are the factors in an experiment that are deliberately manipulated or varied by the researcher to examine their effect on dependent variables.

Accuracy of Prediction

The degree to which a prediction matches the actual outcomes.

Criterion Variable

The dependent variable in a study or analysis that the independent variables aim to predict.

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