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    A repeated-measures design is a design in which all research participants receive all experimental treatment conditions. WITHIN-SUBJECTS INDEPENDENT VARIABLE BETWEEN- SUBJECTS INDEPENDENT VARIABLE The factorial design based on a mixed model is a factorial design in which different participants

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    A repeated-measures design is a design in which all research participants receive all experimental treatment conditions. WITHIN-SUBJECTS INDEPENDENT VARIABLE BETWEEN- SUBJECTS INDEPENDENT VARIABLE The factorial design based on a mixed model is a factorial design in which different participants

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    A repeated-measures design is a design in which all research participants receive all experimental treatment conditions. WITHIN-SUBJECTS INDEPENDENT VARIABLE BETWEEN- SUBJECTS INDEPENDENT VARIABLE The factorial design based on a mixed model is a factorial design in which different participants

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    A repeated-measures design is a design in which all research participants receive all experimental treatment conditions. WITHIN-SUBJECTS INDEPENDENT VARIABLE BETWEEN- SUBJECTS INDEPENDENT VARIABLE The factorial design based on a mixed model is a factorial design in which different participants

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    REPEATED-MEASURE

    DESIGN

    REPEATED-MEASURES DESIGN
    Experimental treatment conditions
    A

    P1

    P1

    P1

    P2

    P2

    P2

    P3

    P3

    P3

    P4

    P4

    P4

    Pn

    Pn

    Pn

    Note: All the research participants are in all conditions, n =


    total number of participants in the study.

    REPEATED-MEASURES DESIGN
    A repeated-measures design is a design in

    which all research participants receive all


    experimental treatment conditions.
    All the participants are repeatedly measured
    (i.e., under each experimental condition).
    This design feature is in direct contrast to the
    other designs in which the different experiment
    conditions are administered to different
    research participant.

    WITHIN-SUBJECTS INDEPENDENT
    VARIABLE
    An

    independent variable of
    participants receive all levels.

    which

    all

    BETWEEN- SUBJECTS INDEPENDENT


    VARIABLE
    An

    independent variable of which each


    participant receives only one level.

    The next strong experimental research design


    is the REPEATED-MEASURES DESIGN. Here
    is a picture of it in its basic form with
    counterbalancing:

    REPEATED-MEASURES DESIGN
    A repeated-measures design is a design in

    which all research participants receive all


    experimental treatment conditions.
    For example, if you were investigating the
    effect of type of instruction on learning
    mathematics and you used two types of
    instruction (lecture method and individualized
    instruction) the participants would experience
    both types of instruction, first one and then the
    other.

    REPEATED-MEASURES DESIGN
    This design has the advantage of requiring

    fewer participants than other designs because


    the same participants participate in all
    experimental conditions.
    This design also has the advantage of the
    participants in the various experimental
    groups being equated because they are the
    same participants in all of the treatment
    conditions.

    REPEATED-MEASURES DESIGN
    If you use counterbalancing with this design,

    then all of the standard threats to internal


    validity are controlled for. Differential attrition
    may or may not be a problem depending on
    what happens during the conduct of the
    experiment.

    The last strong experimental research design


    discussed in this chapter is the factorial
    design based on a mixed model. Here is a
    picture of this design when it has two
    independent variables:

    FACTORIAL DESIGN BASED ON A


    MIXED MODEL
    The factorial design based on a mixed model

    is a factorial design in which different


    participants
    are randomly assigned to the different levels
    of one independent variable but all
    participants take all levels of another
    independent variable.
    In the depiction above, participants are
    randomly assigned to variable B, and all
    participants receive all levels of variable A.

    FACTORIAL DESIGN BASED ON A MIXED


    MODEL
    All of the standard threats to internal validity

    are controlled for with this design if


    counterbalancing is used for the repeated
    measures independent variable. Differential
    attrition may or may not be a problem
    depending on what happens during the
    conduct of the experiment.

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