All of the Following Are Features of a True Single-Case

question 6

Multiple Choice

All of the following are features of a true single-case experiment except:

• A) performance assessment over time and under different conditions
• B) control of the intervention
• C) the inclusion of a placebo group
• D) stable patterns to make and test predictions about performance

Identify the appropriate sample size for confidence intervals based on preliminary data.

Understand the concept and calculation of sample variance.

Explain the importance of the t-distribution in statistical analyses.

Compare and contrast different sampling techniques.

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