The between-subjects experimental design is used when we do all of the following, EXCEPT ______.
A. compare the mean differences between two independent samples
B. compare the mean differences between more than two independent samples
C. compare the mean differences across the levels of one between-subjects factor
D. compare the mean significance for one group at posttest
Answer: D
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