is a statistical design that allows for the statistical control of two non- interacting external variables in addition to the manipulation of the independent variable.
A) Latin square design
B) Solomon four- group design
C) Factorial design
D) Randomized block design

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The Latin square design is a statistical design that controls for two non-interacting external variables by arranging treatments in a square grid, allowing for the control of row and column effects in addition to the manipulation of the independent variable.

Is a Statistical Design That Allows for the Statistical Control