The typical way to control sequence effects is called
A) block randomization.
B) cross-sectional experimentation.
C) asymmetrical transfer.
D) counterbalancing.

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Counterbalancing involves using different sequences of conditions across participants to control for any sequence effects. This is the most typical way to control sequence effects. A is incorrect because block randomization doesn't necessarily control for sequence effects. B is incorrect because cross-sectional experimentation refers to a type of research design, not a method for controlling sequence effects. C is incorrect because asymmetrical transfer is not a method for controlling sequence effects.

The Typical Way to Control Sequence Effects Is Called