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When individuals participate in only one condition each, it is a(n) independent group design. when each individual participates in all conditions, it is a repeated measures design.
Different participants are utilized in each condition of the independent variable in an experimental design known as an independent measures design, or between-groups. This indicates that a different group of participants is present for each condition of the experiment.
The best way to assure that each participant has an equal probability of being placed in either group is to assign them at random.
Utilizing two distinct groups of participants—one in each condition—enables independent measurements.
The same individuals participate in each condition of the independent variable in a repeated measures design. This indicates that the same group of participants is present in each experiment condition.
Within groups or within-subjects design are other names for repeated measures designs.
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