The Use of a Single Case to Draw Generalizations May

question 65

Multiple Choice

The use of a single case to draw generalizations may lead to faulty generalizations because

• A) the conclusions are too subjective.
• B) the stereotypes are avoided.
• C) the generalizations are socially determined.
• D) the observation is valid but not reliable.

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Definitions:

High Fever

An elevated body temperature significantly above the normal range, often indicating infection or illness.

Fatigued

A state of persistent tiredness, often leading to reduced efficiency and physical capacity.

Affective Domain

A component of learning that involves emotions, attitudes, and feelings, playing a crucial role in how students relate personally to the content being taught.

Healthy Eating

The practice of consuming a balanced diet consisting of a variety of foods that provide essential nutrients, aiming to maintain or improve overall health.