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What is the defining characteristic of a repeated-measures or within-subjects research design?
The defining characteristic of a repeated-measures or within-subjects research design.
The difference of score of participants in two treatments is the defining characteristic of a repeated-measures or within-subjects research design
Justification:
Since, repeated-measures research design consist two treatments applied on a group of participants. Therefore, two scores are measured, one for each treatment corresponding to each participant. Then differences of scores are calculated corresponding to each participant. Therefore, difference of score is the defining characteristic of a repeated-measures or within-subjects research design.
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