Using the within-subjects design, what strategy is used to eliminate between-persons variability from the denominator of the test statistic in the following situations? a. when comparing two group meansb. when comparing two or more group means

What will be an ideal response?


(a) Scores are reduced to one column of difference scores, thereby removing between-persons variability. (b) Between-persons variability is calculated and then removed from the denominator of the test statistic.

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Which of the following is the best definition of a psychoactive drug?

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