Psychology & Sociology · Mr. Pankow: Social Structure & Inequality

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also known as repeated-measures design, it is when a participant is exposed to every level of the independent variable. Gives you higher power because you are using more "subjects" in your study by using the same person in multiple conditions, and that you ↓ individual difference effects seen in between-subjects designs:
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also known as repeated-measures design, it is when a participant is exposed to every level of the independent variable. Gives you higher power because you are using more "subjects" in your study by using the same person in multiple conditions, and that you ↓ individual difference effects seen in between-subjects designs:
Within-subjects design

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