The single-subject, randomized, time-series design
A) is only used in large scale studies in which random assignment of participants is possible.
B) can be used only if there are multiple dependent measures in the study.
C) can be used when a multiple baseline design is not feasible.
D) Both B and C
Answer: C
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a. unorganized, biased, and elitist. b. confusing, unyielding, and ideological. c. executive, legislative, and judicial. d. superficial, politicized, and complex. e. corrupt, inefficient, and biased.
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A. began during the administration of George W. Bush, but was quickly ended by President Obama. B. began during the administration of George W. Bush and continued under President Obama. C. was ended in 2013 by a ruling of the Supreme Court. D. began and ended during the administration of George W. Bush. E. was ended by President Obama shortly after he took office.