Counterbalancing involves arranging conditions such that each condition
a. follows every other condition an equal number of times
b. occurs equally often in each ordinal position
c. is presented once before any condition is repeated
d. occurs only once
Question 2
Which one of the following procedures is an appropriate way to control for sequence effects in a within-subjects experiment? Arrange so that each condition
a. follows every other condition an equal number of times
b. occurs equally often in each ordinal position
c. is presented once to each group
d. occurs only once
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