Which of the following is NOT an advantage of using a within-subjects design over a between-subjects design?
A) statistical power
B) fewer participants
C) compares two or more stimuli
D) maturation

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A within-subjects design, where the same participants are used across all conditions, typically offers increased statistical power and requires fewer participants than a between-subjects design. It also allows for the direct comparison of two or more stimuli or conditions using the same group of participants. However, a disadvantage of this design can be the effect of maturation, where changes within the participants over time (due to aging, learning, etc.) might influence the results, rather than the experimental manipulation itself.

Which of the Following Is NOT an Advantage of Using