If you repeat a between-subjects experiment with a within-subjects design, you are doing a(n):
A) conceptual replication
B) direct replication
C) systematic replication
D) extension

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A systematic replication involves varying some aspect of the original study, such as the design, to see if the results hold under different conditions. Changing from a between-subjects to a within-subjects design is an example of this.

If You Repeat a Between-Subjects Experiment with a Within-Subjects Design