In a between-subjects design, large individual differences can produce ____

a. large between-treatment differences, making it easier to see real treatment effects
b. small within-treatment variance, making it easier to see real treatment effects
c. large within-treatment variance, making it difficult to see real treatment effects
d. small between-treatment difference, making it difficult to see real treatment effects


c

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a. ?difference b. ?fixed c. ?absolute d. ?distinct

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Bruce didn't like how tired his medication made him feel. The doctor told him to take the medication for ten days, but it has already been seven days and he feels much better. His decision to stop taking the medication is one form of

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