A repeated-measures design refers to which of the following?
A) An experiment that has two or more levels of the independent variable.
B) An experiment in which equivalence is created by having the same people participate in more than one condition.
C) A design which is repeated more than once.
D) An experiment in which the comparison of the scores on the dependent variable is repeated on different participants in the different levels of the independent variable.

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A repeated-measures design involves the same participants being subjected to all conditions of an experiment, thus each participant acts as their own control. This contrasts with designs where different participants are used in each condition.

A Repeated-Measures Design Refers to Which of the Following