In the context of the repeated measures design, when the sequence of presenting the treatments determines the participants' responses in part, the researcher is dealing with _____.
A)order effects
B)incomplete counterbalancing
C)constancy
D)criterion variables

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Order effects refer to the phenomenon where the order in which a participant receives different treatments or conditions can influence their response to those treatments. This can occur due to factors such as fatigue or practice effects, and can be minimized through counterbalancing. Incomplete counterbalancing refers to situations where counterbalancing is not fully implemented, and constancy and criterion variables are not relevant to this context.

In the Context of the Repeated Measures Design, When the Sequence