When a participant in an experiment that involves the complete repeated measures design develops expectations about which condition should occur next in the sequence,the methodological problem that occurs is called
A) reactivity effects.
B) sequential effects.
C) differential transfer.
D) anticipation effects.

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Anticipation effects occur when participants develop expectations about which condition should occur next in the sequence, leading them to alter their behavior or responses accordingly. This can be a methodological problem because it can lead to biased or confounded results. The other choices (reactivity effects, sequential effects, and differential transfer) refer to different phenomena in experimental designs and do not specifically relate to the issue of participant expectations.

When a Participant in an Experiment That Involves the Complete