In a repeated-measures design,or a within-subjects design,one group of participants is measured in two different treatment conditions so there are two separate scores for each individual in the sample.

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In a repeated-measures or within-subjects design, each individual in the sample is measured in multiple conditions, often two or more, so there are multiple scores for each participant. This allows for direct comparisons within the same individual, increasing statistical power and reducing error variance.

In a Repeated-Measures Design,or a Within-Subjects Design,one Group of Participants