Identify the major limitations of repeated measures designs
What will be an ideal response?
(a) You wouldn't want to use repeated measures in developmental, longitudinal research. If you wanted to study people of very different ages because you would have to wait years.
(b) You can't use repeated measures designs with participant (subject) variables.
(c) Sequence and order effects may cause problems when the same person is tested in one condition with the result that performance is affected later, in another condition.
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a. Is the aircraft really an aircraft? b. This aircraft is seen as a good thing by Israel, but a bad thing by China. c. The aircraft is needed to maintain the power and safety of the United States. d. The aircraft increases the power of the United States, but there are better ways to gain power.
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