Jose states that he has counterbalanced the conditions in his experiment. What does this mean? He has an equal number of participants in all conditions. All participants are exposed to all conditions. All possible orders of presentation of conditions are presented. Conditions are presented in a fixed order.

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Sammy Maldonado

Social Studies

17 January, 19:05

Jose states that he has counterbalanced the conditions in his experiment. What does this mean? He has an equal number of participants in all conditions. All participants are exposed to all conditions. All possible orders of presentation of conditions are presented. Conditions are presented in a fixed order.

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Killian Clayton · Answer 1

All possible orders of presentation of conditions are presented

Explanation:

When Jose states that he has counterbalanced the conditions in his experiment, this simply implies that All possible orders of presentation of conditions are presented.

This entails that Jose have touched all possible angles that can ever be imagined in which the presentation can be done and has completed them fully.