Matched-subjects designs
A) require no more than ten participants, just like within-subjects designs.
B) are sensitive to small experimental differences, just like within-subjects designs.
C) cannot be used with young children for ethical reasons.
D) require at least four balanced experimental conditions.
Answer: B
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