Which of the following is a true statement about the design of matched-pair experiments? A. Each subject might receive both treatments. B. Each pair of subjects receives the identical treatment, and differences in their responses are noted. C. Blocking is one form of matched-pair design. D. Stratification into two equal sized strata is an example of matched pairs. E. Randomization is unnecessary in true matched pair designs.

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          Which of the following is a true statement about the design of matched-pair experiments?

A. Each subject might receive both treatments.
B. Each pair of subjects receives the identical treatment, and differences in their responses are noted.
C. Blocking is one form of matched-pair design.
D. Stratification into two equal sized strata is an example of matched pairs.
E. Randomization is unnecessary in true matched pair designs.

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Which of the following is a true statement about the design of matched-pair experiments? A. Each subject might receive both treatments. B. Each pair of subjects receives the identical treatment, and differences in their responses are noted. C. Blocking is one form of matched-pair design. D. Stratification into two equal sized strata is an example of matched pairs. E. Randomization is unnecessary in true matched pair designs.