Balancing the order of conditions in a repeated measures design
A) equates practice effects with those found in random groups designs.
B) eliminates practice effects in the conditions of the experiment.
C) averages practice effects across the conditions of the experiment.
D) balances individual differences variables across the conditions of the experiment.

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Balancing the order of conditions in a repeated measures design helps in averaging practice effects across the conditions of the experiment, as each participant experiences each condition, thereby controlling for these effects by distributing them evenly.

Balancing the Order of Conditions in a Repeated Measures Design