In contrast to a single-group, pretest-posttest design, participants in a within-subjects design
A) respond to a fixed order of presentations of the independent variable.
B) respond to a fixed order of presentations of the dependent variable.
C) are presented with the independent variable only once.
D) respond in two or more conditions and the order of presentation of conditions is not necessarily fixed.
Answer: D
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