A major advantage of single-subject research over group research is that
a. the researcher does not have to be concerned with validity
b. the knowledge gained can also be generalized to groups
c. Individuals always act as their own controls
d. it is better suited for answering the question: "Which factor is the most effective?"
c
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a. direct observation. b. the projective approach. c. situational testing. d. the TAT technique.
Which of the cranial nerves provides input and feedback from the heart, liver, and digestive tract?
a. the trochlear nerve (IV) b. the abducens nerve (VI) c. the hypoglossal nerve (XII) d. the vagus nerve (X)
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A. strengthen our beliefs. B. cause us to think more deeply about our beliefs. C. cause behavior to change to match our beliefs. D. cause us to deny the conflict between our beliefs and behavior.
Which of the following is unlikely to be an important factor to consider when an aging adult must decide whether or not to live with an adult child?
A) Social network access B) General health, such as need for assistance with ADLs C) Income level and requirements D) The characteristics of the adult child with whom the individual will live