The statistical test used when a design has the same, similar, or matched participants in more than two levels of an IV or quasi-IV with one interval or ratio DV is called a _______.
a. multiple linear regression
b. one-way, between-groups ANOVA
c. one-way, repeated-measures ANOVA
d. paired-samples t-test
Ans: C
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