Which statement is false regarding a repeated-measures design?
A) There is a control group and an experimental group
B) The independent variable consists of multiple levels
C) They are more timely and economical because fewer participates are needed compared to a between-groups design
D) There are fewer sources of variability compared to a between-groups design

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In a repeated-measures design, the same group of participants is exposed to all levels of the independent variable, rather than having separate control and experimental groups. This is what differentiates it from a between-groups design.

Which Statement Is False Regarding a Repeated-Measures Design