Evaluate three dietary interventions

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Background: You want to evaluate three dietary interventions for their effect on a target population's A1C levels. You are trying to decide between a completely randomized design or a crossover design.

Question: In a crossover design, why might you hypothesize differences due to round? Describe a scenario in this context that would create significant round effects.

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