If a factorial design is set up to be a between-subjects design then:
A) each participant is exposed to both independent variables at all levels.
B) each participant is only exposed to one level of each independent variable.
C) different participants are exposed to both independent variables.
D) different participants are exposed to one independent variable.

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In a between-subjects design, each participant is only exposed to one level of each independent variable. This is in contrast to a within-subjects design, where each participant is exposed to all levels of the independent variable.

If a Factorial Design Is Set Up to Be a Between-Subjects