Why Were Single-Case Experiments More Popular in the Past Than

question 10

Multiple Choice

Why were single-case experiments more popular in the past than now?

• A) Several popular statistical techniques were invented that made multiple-group experiments easy to analyze.
• B) Researchers now prefer to manipulate an independent variable.
• C) There were fewer people to serve as participants in the past than there are now.
• D) All of the above.

Assess the consequences of using specific negotiation tactics.

Distinguish between different ethical perspectives and their application to negotiation.

Examine the importance of social norms and contracts in ethical decision-making.

Analyze the relationship between ethical attitudes and the willingness to use specific tactics.

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