One Important Difference Between a Typical Case Study and the Single-Case

question 81

Multiple Choice

One important difference between a typical case study and the single-case experiment is that the single-case experiment attempts to

• A)increase the number of confounding variables.
• B)improve external validity.
• C)improve internal validity.
• D)utilise a single strategy to reduce confounds.

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