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When experiences with previous conditions affect responding to subsequent conditions,
A) instrumentation effects might occur.
B) the possible confounding is called sequence effects.
C) attrition is likely to be a confounding factor.
D) subject effects will be present.
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Research Methods: A Process of Inquiry

Research Methods: A Process of Inquiry


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I tried searching the textbook all over and couldn't find it. I'm really gracious for your answer, helped me out *a lot*. Problem solved.
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A thumbs up would be nice Wink Face
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