A between-subjects design differs from a within-subjects design in that in a between-subjects design
A)only one group of participants is used.
B)only variables "between" the participants are examined.
C)there is a different group of participants for each of the different treatment conditions.
D)each participant is exposed to each level of the independent variable.

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In a between-subjects design, there is a different group of participants for each of the different treatment conditions. This is in contrast to a within-subjects design, where each participant is exposed to each level of the independent variable. Option A and B are not correct as both options do not describe the main characteristic of between-subjects design.

A Between-Subjects Design Differs from a Within-Subjects Design in That