By using intragroup incomplete counterbalancing, you can control for all of the following EXCEPT A) linear order effects. B) nonlinear order effects. C) linear carryover effects. D) differential carryover effects

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Intragroup incomplete counterbalancing is designed to control for linear order effects, nonlinear order effects, and linear carryover effects by varying the order of conditions for participants within a group. However, it does not specifically address differential carryover effects, which occur when the effect of a previous condition disproportionately influences performance in subsequent conditions in a way that varies across different conditions.

By Using Intragroup Incomplete Counterbalancing, You Can Control for All