In a within-subjects design, the differences between experimental conditions could be due to all of the following except
A)some confounding factor
B)random error
C)individual differences
D)the effect of the independent variable

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In a within-subjects design, individual differences are controlled because the same participants are used in all conditions, so differences cannot be attributed to individual differences.

In a Within-Subjects Design, the Differences Between Experimental Conditions Could