In the modification of Aronson’s study to use a matched-sample t test, I always gave the Control condition first, followed by the Threat condition in the next week. a. Why would this be a better...

In the modification of Aronson’s study to use a matched-sample t test, I always gave the Control condition first, followed by the Threat condition in the next week.

a. Why would this be a better approach than randomizing the order of conditions?

b. If I give exactly the same test each week, there should be some memory carrying over from the first presentation. How might I get around this problem?