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mixed design

mixed design A mixed design is a research design used to study the combined effects of different factors in one study.

A mixed design is a research design used to study the combined effects of different factors in one study. In this packet, it refers to examining translation performance by relating learners’ anxiety levels to how the same learners perform on translation tasks with different complexity levels.

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Drafting source: Zhou Xiangyan; Liu Xiaodong. Exploring the effects of task complexity and translation anxiety on EFL learners’ translation performance: Evidence from a mixed-design study. 2026; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0346731; article XML SHA-256 bb6415500d690b9baf08989c5cafe5af1ef850627882ae89371d5fd6ce5de4d3. “Exploring the effects of task complexity and translation anxiety on EFL learners’ translation performance: Evidence from a mixed-design study” (10.1371/journal.pone.0346731).
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