Design and Analysis¶
Keppel, G., & Wickens, T. D. (2004). Design and Analysis: A Researcher's Handbook. Pearson Prentice.
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- Carryover Effect
- . Pharmacology and PK/PD studies — half-life-driven washout calculation, residual receptor occupancy from a prior dose, and desensitisation hysteresis. Behavioural and psychological experiments — practice, fatigue, sensitisation, and demand-characteristics carryover, with counterbalanced order (Latin-square, Williams designs) the standard control
This sourceKeppel's design handbook, which treats counterbalancing (Latin squares) as the control for practice and carry-over effects in within-subject experiments.
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- . Pharmacology and PK/PD studies — half-life-driven washout calculation, residual receptor occupancy from a prior dose, and desensitisation hysteresis. Behavioural and psychological experiments — practice, fatigue, sensitisation, and demand-characteristics carryover, with counterbalanced order (Latin-square, Williams designs) the standard control
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