Hello,

I am currently working on developing a within-subject experimental research study for my Ph.D. dissertation. In the study, there will be one group where all the participants will receive all the treatment conditions. In the study, I have four display conditions of the pilot interface:

  • 1st Display condition: Low visual density, high information density
  • 2nd Display condition: High visual density, high information density
  • 3rd Display condition: High visual density, low information density
  • 4th Display condition: Low visual density, low information density
  • As part of the experimental task, the participants will be performing visual approaches to

    four different airports, i.e., there will be a total of four different scenarios to mitigate order effects.

  • 1st Scenario: Land at ORD
  • 2nd Scenario: Land at EWR
  • 3rd Scenario: Land at JFK
  • 4th Scenario: Land at LAX
  • To mitigate the order and carry-on effect, I need to randomize the order in which each participant will recieve the display (treatment) condition and airport to perform the landing (experimental task). An a prior calculation of the sample size resulted in a total of 32 participants.

    Basically, I need each participant to receive all four display conditions and perform landing at all four airports. However, I am struggling to develop a counter-balance order to assign how participants will receive each treatment condition and the scenarios in a randomized order.

    Any help in figuring out this issue would be appreciated!

    Bhoomin B Chauhan

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