Carry-over effects in within-subjects designs are best controlled through the use of
A) a Latin squares design.
B) a wash-out period.
C) counterbalancing.
D) a low-salience manipulation.

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A wash-out period is a period of time between experimental conditions during which the effects of the previous condition are allowed to dissipate. This helps to control for carry-over effects, which can occur when the effects of one condition carry over into the next condition.

Carry-Over Effects in Within-Subjects Designs Are Best Controlled Through the Use