A design that incorporates both within-subjects and between-subjects measures of independent variables is known as a:
A)Latin square
B)mixed-model design
C)pseudo-experiment
D)counterbalancing technique

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A mixed-model design involves the use of both within-subjects and between-subjects measures of independent variables. This allows for a better understanding of the effects of the independent variables on the dependent variable. A Latin square is a technique used to control for order effects in within-subjects designs, a pseudo-experiment refers to a study that lacks proper experimental controls, and counterbalancing refers to a technique used to control for order effects in within-subjects designs.

A Design That Incorporates Both Within-Subjects and Between-Subjects Measures of Independent