Within repeated-measure designs, experimenters may arrange the order of conditions so that each condition has an equal chance of occurring after each other condition. This method is called
A) clustering.
B) confounding.
C) counterbalancing.
D) decontamination.

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Counterbalancing is used in repeated-measures designs to minimize the effects of order or practice by ensuring that each condition occurs with equal frequency in every possible order.

Within Repeated-Measure Designs, Experimenters May Arrange the Order of Conditions