Controlling Within-Subjects Designs Reverse counterbalancing only controls for progressive error if the error is
A)curvilinear.
B)linear.
C)nonlinear.
D)nonmonotonic.

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Reverse counterbalancing controls for progressive error only when the error is linear, meaning that it increases or decreases consistently across trials. If the error is curvilinear, nonlinear, or nonmonotonic, reverse counterbalancing will not effectively control for it.

Controlling Within-Subjects Designs Reverse Counterbalancing Only Controls for Progressive Error