_____ is a process for controlling order effects with all possible order conditions.

A) Elimination
B) Randomization
C) Counterbalancing
D) Latin square

Counterbalancing is a process for controlling order effects with all possible order conditions. It involves altering the order in which stimuli or conditions are presented across participants or trials to ensure that the order effects are distributed evenly across conditions. This can help to minimize the impact of order effects on the results of an experiment, ensuring that any observed differences are due to the manipulation of the independent variable rather than the order in which it was presented. Elimination refers to removing or excluding extraneous variables from an experiment, while randomization involves assigning participants to different groups or conditions randomly. A Latin square is a specific type of counterbalancing design that involves a systematic arrangement of treatments across different order conditions.