In Response to the Criticism That Single-Subject Results Do Not

question 55

Multiple Choice

In response to the criticism that single-subject results do not have external validity, advocates argue that

• A)multiple replications have established the effectiveness of certain treatments
• B)external validity is unimportant
• C)single-subject research is designed to establish basic principles; it is not meant to be applied research
• D)external validity is irrelevant

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