The Success of a Single-Subject Experiment Depends on Demonstrating That

question 6

True/False

The success of a single-subject experiment depends on demonstrating that behavior changes when the treatment is implemented and then repeating the demonstration at least one more time.​

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Definitions:

Auditory Capacity

The ability of an individual to hear and process sounds, which can vary widely between individuals and can be affected by both biological and environmental factors.

Native Language

The primary language a person learns from birth or within the early years, forming the basis for personal, cultural, and social identity.

Nonspeech Sounds

Auditory perceptions that are not classified as language or voice, such as environmental noises or instrumental sounds.

Intermodal Perception

The integration and coordination of information from different sensory modalities, such as sight and sound, into a unified perception.