when we are measuring the same group of individuals at different points in time and/or with different interventions, we are conducting what? Within Groups, Between groups, or a repeated measures
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What is the difference between an independent groups and a repeated measures design? Independent groups compares one condition among a group of individuals to another condition of the same individuals; Repeated measures compares one condition among a group of individuals to another group experiencing the same condition. Independent groups compares one group of individuals to a separate group of individuals; Repeated measures compare a single group of individuals to another group of individuals: Independent groups compares one group of individuals to themselves; Repeated measures compare a single group of individuals to a separate group of individuals. Independent groups compares one group of individuals to a separate group of individuals; Repeated measures compare a single group of individuals to themselves:
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When might you most likely choose a repeated-measures design? - If you are examining where an individual data point sits in a distribution. - If you are measuring two completely different groups. - Before and after a test. - To compare ten different groups.
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