An experimenter's confidence in the reliability of a result
A) increases with the number of observations on which it is based.
B) is highest when a between?subjects design is used?.
C) increases with the variability of the data.
D) decreases as the power of the statistical test used to assess the result increases.

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The reliability of experimental results generally increases with the number of observations because a larger sample size reduces the impact of outliers and random variation, leading to more accurate and generalizable findings.

An Experimenter's Confidence in the Reliability of a Result