One of the typical differences between single-case analyses and ...

[khang]

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.

Question 2

When two independent variables in a study produce effects that would not be apparent if each independent variable was manipulated in a separate study, we say that there is
 
  a. no main effect.
  b. only a measured variable.
  c. an interaction.
  d. a planned comparison.

[sarajane1989]

Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

C

[khang]

Gracias!

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