To Show That a Treatment Worked in a Single-Case Experiment

question 46

Multiple Choice

To show that a treatment worked in a single-case experiment, researchers typically

• A) conduct a one-way ANOVA for independent samples.
• B) conduct post hoc tests to determine where the significant differences are.
• C) visually inspect line graphs.
• D) conduct a t test to compare the treatment and control conditions.

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