Correlated-groups designs are generally more sensitive than between-subjects designs to

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Correlated-groups designs are generally more sensitive than between-subjects designs to
A) researcher effects.
B) the effects of the dependent variable.
C) medications.
D) the effects of the independent variable.

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Research Methods: A Process of Inquiry

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Authors: Graziano, Raulin

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Will mark your answer as best, thanks again.

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I was pretty confident with this, you're welcome.

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