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nenivikky

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Tom believes that studying while listening to music will improve test performance. To test this hypothesis, Tom has one group of participants listen to music while studying for a spelling test.
 
  A second group of participants study for the test in silence. Tom then compares the spelling test performance for both groups. Tom's study is best described as which type of experimental design?
   a. between-subjects
   b. within-subjects
   c. repeated measures
   d. simple factorial

Question 2

Experimental designs that expose subjects to only one treatment condition each are referred to as
 
  a. randomized designs.
  b. repeated-measures designs.
  c. within-subject designs.
  d. between-subjects designs.



leeeep

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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

d



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