What Makes a Single-Subject Design a "Single Subject

question 13

Multiple Choice

What makes a single-subject design a "single subject?"

• A) Only one subject is studied.
• B) One dependent variable is collected.
• C) Individual participants' data are not averaged with other participants' data but remain separate.
• D) Data are aggregated within the same type of subjects.

Recognize the concept of ego resiliency and ego control in the context of psychological theory.

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Recognize the role of consideration and intention in establishing a legal relationship.

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Definitions:

Phobic Responses

Exaggerated fears triggered by specific objects, situations, or activities, resulting in intense anxiety or avoidance behaviors.

Mowrer

Psychologist O.H. Mowrer, known for his theories on learning and contributions to behavior therapy, especially in the treatment of fears and enuresis.

Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder

A mental disorder characterized by persistent, unwanted thoughts (obsessions) and repetitive behaviors (compulsions).

Claustrophobia

An anxiety disorder characterized by an intense fear of being enclosed in a small space or unable to escape, leading to panic.