Individual differences are
A)characteristic of the environment that differ between groups.
B)characteristics that differ from one participant to another.
C)treatment conditions that are varied between groups.
D)levels of the independent variable in a factorial design.

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Individual differences refer to variations or variations in personality, behavior, or psychological processes between individuals in a sample. Therefore, option B is the correct choice. Option A refers to differences between groups, not individuals. Option C refers to a different concept, which is the independent variable. Option D specifically describes factorial designs, which may or may not involve individual differences.

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