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Unit 3 – Collecting Data
Topic 3.6
What are the potential disadvantages of using a blocking design in an experiment?
It requires more advanced planning and resources
It increases the risk of confounding variables
It is not suitable for small sample sizes
It may result in unequal assignment to treatment groups
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AP Statistics - 3.6 Selecting an Experimental Design
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