Single-Case Experiments Differ from the Case Study Method in That

question 17

Multiple Choice

Single-case experiments differ from the case study method in that single-case experiments

• A) rely more heavily on introspective reports by participants.
• B) allow the simultaneous manipulation of several independent variables.
• C) provide a more flexible alternative to the more highly controlled case study method.
• D) systematically contrast conditions within an individual whose behavior is being continuously monitored.

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