Which of the Following Statements Summarizes the Case in Favor

question 50

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements summarizes the case in favor of the use of statistical analysis in single-case research.

• A) The statistics required for analyzing single-case data are simple to use, and can reveal whether the treatment will have real therapeutic value.
• B) Statistical analysis is helpful in detecting behavioral changes when there is high variability in baseline behavior, and reduces subjectivity of interpretation.
• C) Statistical analyses are useful in determining which of many participants are best affected by the treatment, and can help suggest future courses of action.
• D) Traditionally, psychological data are not accepted unless they are subjected to statistical analysis.

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Definitions:

Required Reserves

The minimum amount of funds that a bank must hold in reserve against specified deposit liabilities, as dictated by the central bank's regulations.

Primary Reserves

Liquid assets held by financial institutions to meet regulatory requirements and immediate liquidity needs.

Secondary Reserves

Assets that are easily convertible into cash but are not held in the form of cash itself, serving as a backup for primary reserves in financial institutions.

Borrow From The Fed

The act of financial institutions taking loans from the Federal Reserve, usually to maintain reserve requirements or to stabilize liquidity.