6) In a repeated measures experimental design one way to avoid order effects is to:
A) Allocate participants to groups at random
B) Counterbalance conditions
C) Use a placebo group
D) Ask participants to forget all about the first condition of their experiment

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Counterbalancing involves systematically varying the order of conditions across participants, which helps to control for potential order effects. Allocating participants to groups at random does not address order effects, and a placebo group is not relevant in this context. Asking participants to forget about the first condition is not a practical solution and may not be effective in reducing order effects.

6) in a Repeated Measures Experimental Design One Way to Avoid