The use of the repeated-measures design with a separate control group, prevents the possibility of manipulating the independent variable.

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The repeated-measures design involves using the same participants across different conditions or time points, which inherently manipulates the independent variable. A separate control group is typically used to compare against the experimental group, but this does not prevent the manipulation of the independent variable.

The Use of the Repeated-Measures Design with a Separate Control