Incomplete counterbalancing means that
A) some participants do not receive all of the treatments.
B) some of the possible orders of treatments are not given.
C) some of the treatments are not given first, some not second, etc.
D) some participants receive the treatments in both the forward and reverse order while others do not.

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Incomplete counterbalancing refers to a situation where not all possible orders of treatments are used in an experiment. This approach is often used to reduce the number of treatment sequences needed when there are several treatments, making the research design more manageable.

Incomplete Counterbalancing Means That