In clinical research using a single-case design, an experimenter finds statistically significant differences. For example, an alcohol-dependent patient who received the intervention drank 0.5 fewer drinks per day than at baseline

This example would argue
a) against statistical analyses
b) for statistical analyses.
c) against replication studies.
d) for generalization of results.


A

Psychology

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