Consider the following data analysis question: “Are the treatment scores significantly more positive than a horizontal line?” For which research design is this question most relevant?
A. the B single-subject design
B. the AB single-subject design
C. the ABC single-subject design
D. the ABAB single-subject design
Ans: A
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What will be an ideal response?
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