In Steele, Ball, and Runk's study of the so-called Mozart effect, which of the following was true?
A) they used a multilevel, matched-groups design
B) they used a complete counterbalancing procedure
C) they found that listening to Mozart made it easier to recall digits
D) there was no Mozart effect, but a significant practice effect occurred

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The study found that there was no Mozart effect, but a significant practice effect occurred.

In Steele, Ball, and Runk's Study of the So-Called Mozart