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In the Reverse Causality Problem, there are 5 groups of subjects for within-subject comparisons that enlist about 120 subjects each. In addition, there are 2 groups of about 120 subjects each for across-subjects comparisons.
In the Confounded Choice Problem, there are 3 groups of subjects for within-subject comparisons that enlist about 120 subjects each. In addition, there are 2 groups of about 120 subjects each for across-subjects comparisons.
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After
In the Reverse Causality Problem, there are 5 groups of subjects for within-subject comparisons that enlist about 120 subjects each. In addition, there are 2 groups of about 120 subjects each for across-subjects comparisons.
In the Confounded Choice Problem, there are 4 groups of subjects for within-subject comparisons that enlist about 120 subjects each. In addition, there is 1 group of about 120 subjects each for across-subjects comparisons.
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