To evaluate the efficacy of a new intervention procedure, a clinician observes a patient's behavior before and after the intervention. The clinician then repeats the procedure, again observing the patient's behavior before and after the introduction of the treatment. Which single-case experimental design best describes the clinician's investigation?
a. A-B-A-B design
b. A-B-BC-B design
c. A-B-C-A design
d. A-B-AB-A design
a
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What will be an ideal response?
If the F-ratios for factor A and factor B both have df = 1, 36, then the F-ratio for the interaction will also have df = 1, 36
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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A) Taking practice tests B) Highlighting C) Making concept maps D) Listening to the audio format of the textbook
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a. hypnotic autosusceptibility. b. hypnotic psychokinesis. c. the basic suggestion effect. d. the relaxation response.