In within-subject experiments, each subject's performance is compared with its performance during a .
A)control period
B)random sampling period
C)baseline period
D)benchmark session

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In within-subject experiments, the subject acts as their own control, so their performance during the experimental condition is compared with their performance during a baseline period. This allows researchers to determine whether changes in performance are due to the experimental manipulation or other factors such as learning or practice effects. Random sampling and benchmark sessions are not typically used in within-subject experiments as they involve comparing different groups or conditions rather than the same subject over time.

In Within-Subject Experiments, Each Subject's Performance Is Compared with Its