The Major Difference Between a Case Study and a Single-Case

question 26

Multiple Choice

The major difference between a case study and a single-case experimental design study is that:

• A)case study participants are subject to the manipulation of variables.
• B)single-case experimental design studies involve naturalistic observation.
• C)case study participants' behaviors are measured by some standard method.
• D)single-case experimental design study participants receive some type of intervention or manipulation, and behaviors are measured more than once.

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