A complete counterbalanced design is most practical in experiments:
A) where carryover effects are a minimal problem to start with.
B) where carryover effects can be totally eliminated with the proper counterbalancing procedures.
C) with a small number of treatments.
D) with a large number of treatments.

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A complete counterbalanced design is most practical with a small number of treatments because it requires all possible orders of treatments to be used, which becomes impractical with a large number of treatments due to the exponential increase in the number of sequences needed.

A Complete Counterbalanced Design Is Most Practical in Experiments