What is the difference between a within-participants design and a between-participants design?
a. the former exposes the participants to more than one level of the independent variable
b. the former involves all participants experiencing all levels of the independent
variable
c. the latter exposes all participants to all levels of the independent variable
d. the latter involves research participants testing each other, rather than the experimenter testing them
B
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a. make the Senate the more powerful of the two houses. b. keep the House as close to the people as possible. c. keep the House subordinate to the other branches of government. d. ensure that incumbents would always have an advantage.
What U.S. agency has led the effort to reduce American carbon emissions?
What will be an ideal response?