AP Statisticshardmcq1 pt
Why do paired designs often have more power than two-sample designs?
A.subject-to-subject variation is removed
B.they always use more subjects
C.they never need conditions
D.they use z instead of t
Explanation
Core Concept
Differences cancel individual variation.
Correct Answer
Asubject-to-subject variation is removed
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