For which of the following situations would an independent-measures design have the maximum advantage over a repeated-measures design?
a. When individual differences are small and participating in one treatment is likely to produce a permanent change in the participant’s performance
b. When individual differences are small and participating in one treatment is not likely to produce a permanent change in the participant’s performance
c. When individual differences are large and participating in one treatment is likely to produce a permanent change in the participant’s performance
d. When individual differences are large and participating in one treatment is not likely to produce a permanent change in the participant’s performance
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