One of the typical differences between single-case analyses and group analyses is that
a. group analyses are usually prospective, whereas single-case analyses are usually retrospective.
b. single-case analyses involve continuous monitoring of behavior over time, but group analyses are less likely to.
c. single-case analyses are more likely to reveal cohort effects than group analyses are.
d. group analyses often use withdrawal designs, but single-case analyses rarely do.
B
You might also like to view...
Subgovernment theory is most closely linked to
a. pluralism. b. state-control systems. c. clientelism. d. iron triangles. e. new social movements.
What four rule limitations should be considered when using deception in a research study?
What will be an ideal response?
The Supreme Court will grant cert and hear a case if __________ justices agree to do so.
A. two B. three C. four D. five E. six
The white primary was in effect until the Supreme Court ruled it a constitutional violation in
A) 1865. B) 1897. C) 1921. D) 1979. E) 1944.