In a Single-Case Interaction Design, an Interaction Is Said to Exist

question 32

Multiple Choice

In a single-case interaction design, an interaction is said to exist if

• A) the participant engages in more social interactions than under baseline.
• B) each treatment has an effect.
• C) the effect of the two treatments together is greater than either alone.
• D) one treatment works with or without the other treatment which does not work.

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Definitions:

Relationships

are connections or associations between individuals, defined by emotional, familial, social, or professional interactions.

Secondary Groups

Groups characterized by impersonal, formal, and temporary relationships, often established for a specific goal or activity.

Geographically Dispersed

Spread out over a wide geographic area, not localized to one specific location.

Social Pressure

The influence that is exerted on individuals by others, often leading to conformity or changes in behavior, belief, or attitude.