The mean square error in the repeated measures case will tend to be _____ than the mean square within in the between-subjects case.
A)smaller
B)larger
C)equal to
D)more biased

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In the repeated measures case, the same individuals are measured multiple times, leading to reduced variability and dependence among the observations. This results in a smaller mean square error compared to the between-subjects case, where different individuals are measured in each group.

The Mean Square Error in the Repeated Measures Case Will