A(n) ______ involves scores obtained from participants on more than one occasion.
a. matched samples design
b. matched measures design
c. repeated subjects design
d. repeated measures design
Ans: D
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A. Sigmund Freud B. Erik Erikson C. Carroll Izard D. Jean Piaget
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a. 103 million b. 23 billion c. 23 million d. 234,000