In a Single-Case Experiment, How Do Researchers Create a Control

question 114

Multiple Choice

In a single-case experiment, how do researchers create a control condition?

• A) A separate individual serves as the "control group."
• B) The baseline observations serve as the control condition.
• C) The researchers compare their results to past research to create a control condition.
• D) Single-case experiments do not generally have a control condition.

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