A study using within-subjects design requires more statistical assumptions than a study using between subjects design.

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A within-subjects design requires assumptions about the correlation between measurements taken from the same participant, as well as assumptions about carryover effects or order effects. A between-subjects design, on the other hand, assumes independence between participants. Therefore, a within-subjects design requires more statistical assumptions.

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