Which of the following is an example of counterbalancing for a two-group design in which participants are observed in Group A and Group B?
A. The same participants are observed in Group B, then in Group A.
B. The same participants are observed in Group A, then in Group B.
C. Half the participants are observed in Group A, then in Group B; the other half of participants are observed in Group B, then in Group A.
D. Half the participants are observed in Group A, then in Group B; the other half of participants are not observed in either group.
Ans: C
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