The Use of Counterbalancing in Within-Subjects Designs Assumes That Order

Multiple Choice

The use of counterbalancing in within-subjects designs assumes that order effects are equal regardless of the sequence in which participants experience the conditions. However, if one order (such as experimental before control) has a bigger impact than another order (such as control before experimental) , a ________ effect has occurred.

A) differential order
B) counterbalancing failure
C) fatigue sensitization
D) condition malleability