Counterbalancing is a method to control for
A)small sample sizes.
B)disturbance variables.
C)confounding variables.
D)low statistical power.

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Counterbalancing is a method used in experimental design to control for confounding variables. It involves systematically varying the order in which treatments or conditions are presented to participants, so that each group experiences every condition in a different order. This helps to ensure that any effects observed are not simply due to the order of presentation. It is not specifically used to control for small sample sizes, disturbance variables, or low statistical power.

Counterbalancing Is a Method to Control for