A progressive effect
A)is more easily controlled by counterbalancing than a carry-over effect
B)is more likely to occur in a between-subjects design than a within-subjects design
C)usually results in a confound, making counterbalancing a problem
D)tends to produce effects that are nonlinear from trial to trial

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A progressive effect is more easily controlled by counterbalancing than a carry-over effect because counterbalancing helps to ensure that the order of the conditions is not confounded with the effects of the independent variable.

A Progressive Effect