In the incomplete repeated measures design,the levels of the independent variable for each participant are perfectly confounded with the
A) characteristics of that particular participant.
B) order in which the levels are presented.
C) individual differences variables in the experiment.
D) characteristics of the experimental task.

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In an incomplete repeated measures design, the levels of the independent variable are not presented to every participant, which means that the levels are confounded with the order in which they are presented. This is because the order of presentation can influence the participant's response, making it difficult to determine whether the independent variable or the order of presentation caused the effect. The other options (A, C, D) are not necessarily confounded with the levels of the independent variable in this design.

In the Incomplete Repeated Measures Design,the Levels of the Independent