Practice mode Psychology

Why is a between-subjects design less efficient than a within-subjects design?

Correct answer D. It must deal with differences among subjects

Explanation

Because each condition uses different people, individual differences add extra variability to the results, whereas a within-subjects design lets each person act as their own control.

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