One Difference Between a Repeated Measures Design and a Matched

question 37

Multiple Choice

One difference between a repeated measures design and a matched samples design is that

• A)only one design is a type of related sample design
• B)only one design increases the power to observe an effect
• C)only one design involves observing the same participants in each group
• D)only one design eliminates between-persons variability

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Definitions:

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Elements within society such as culture, policy, economy, and social norms that influence individuals' behaviors and outcomes.

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