Dr Hasimoto Lectured on the Differences Between Within-Subjects Designs and Between-Subjects

question 130

Multiple Choice

Dr. Hasimoto lectured on the differences between within-subjects designs and between-subjects designs and noted that a within-subjects design enhances the power of studies because:

• A) it increases individual differences between conditions.
• B) random assignment is used.
• C) of attrition throughout the study.
• D) it reduces issues with individual differences between conditions.

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