The difference between a case study and a single-subject experiment is that
a. the former focuses on many subjects whereas the later focuses on a single individual.
b. the latter focuses on a series of behaviors whereas the former focuses on just a single behavior.
c. the former focus on the environment whereas the latter focus on the individual.
d. there is no basic difference between the two.
B
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