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A) between-subjects
B) within-subjects
C) matched subjects
D) a combined, two-factor design
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A) internal validity only
B) external validity only
C) both internal and external validity
D) neither internal nor external validity
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A) between participants
B) within participants
C) matched subjects
D) all designs would require the same number of participants
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A) partial counterbalancing
B) complete counterbalancing
C) matched-subjects designs
D) all within-subjects designs
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A) history
B) instrumentation
C) maturation
D) regression toward the mean
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A) large and there are many participants available
B) large and there are relatively few participants available
C) small and there are many participants available
D) small and there are relatively few participants available
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A) an independent-measures t test
B) a repeated-measures t test
C) a repeated-measures analysis of variance
D) a chi-square test for independence
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A) switch to a between-subjects design
B) increase the amount of time between the two treatments
C) switch the order of treatments
D) decrease the intensity of the treatment
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A) internal validity only
B) external validity only
C) both internal and external validity
D) neither internal nor external validity
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A) history
B) instrumentation
C) maturation
D) regression toward the mean
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A) influence scores in treatment A, but not in treatment B
B) influence scores in treatment B, but not in treatment A
C) influence scores in treatment A for half the participants and scores in treatment B for half the participants
D) not influence the scores in either treatment condition because the treatments are counterbalanced
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A) one; one
B) one; two
C) two; one
D) two; two
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A) history
B) selection bias
C) practice
D) fatigue
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A) order effects; order effects
B) order effects; individual differences
C) individual differences; individual differences
D) individual differences; order effects
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