 Between-group design experiment

A between-group design experiment, also known as a between-subjects design, is a type of experimental design in which different groups of participants are exposed to different conditions or treatments. Each participant only experiences one condition, and the results from these different groups are then compared to understand the effect of the independent variable on the dependent variable. ### Key Features: 1. **Independent Groups**: Participants are divided into separate groups, with each group receiving a different level or type of treatment.