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In a Between-Subjects Design, Individual Differences (Participant Variables) Are a Problem

Question 31

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In a between-subjects design, individual differences (participant variables) are a problem because they can ____.

A) cause diffusion and attrition
B) increase variability of the scores
C) preclude the use of statistical analyses
D) produce fatigue effects

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