Controlling Within-Subjects Designs Which of the following best illustrates the problem of carryover effects?
A) An experimenter changes scoring procedures as an experiment progresses.
B) Solving the first anagram facilitates solving later anagrams.
C) Subjects always perform best on the last set of problems in a random series.
D) Subjects tire and make more mistakes as they solve puzzles in each treatment condition.
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Q57: Controlling Within-Subjects Designs _ controls progressive error
Q58: Controlling Within-Subjects Designs Whenever we want to
Q59: Controlling Within-Subjects Designs Researchers use partial counterbalancing
Q60: Controlling Within-Subjects Designs Block randomization controls
A)asymmetrical carryover
Q61: Controlling Within-Subjects Designs When we expect asymmetrical
Q62: Controlling Within-Subjects Designs In a within-subjects design,
Q63: Controlling Within-Subjects Designs Latin square counterbalancing
A)controls systematic
Q64: Controlling Within-Subjects Designs A researcher randomly assigned
Q65: Controlling Within-Subjects Designs A balanced Latin square
Q66: Controlling Within-Subjects Designs In _, an experimenter
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