How does group research and single-case research differ?
a) Group research provides scientific information, while single-case designs provide only anecdotal information to the investigator.
b) Group research has many subjects and few measurements, while single-case research as few subjects and many measurements.
c) Group research examines single individuals while single-case designs examine a single group of individuals.
d) Group research examines a single case of individuals while single-case designs examine single individuals.
Correct Answer: b
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