Order effects can be measured and evaluated with a
A)counterbalanced single-factor within-subjects design.
B)factorial design using a participant variable (such as age)as a second factor.
C)factorial design using the order of treatments as a second factor.
D)the other three choices can each be used to assess order effects.

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A factorial design using the order of treatments as a second factor allows researchers to specifically measure and evaluate order effects by analyzing how the sequence of treatments impacts the results.

Order Effects Can Be Measured and Evaluated with a