When employing reversal designs in intrasubject research, two ...

[NguyenJ]

When employing reversal designs in intrasubject research, two problems often occur: 1) the effect of the researcher's intervention may not be reversible; and 2)
 
  a. these designs require many between-subject manipulations
  b. implementing these AB designs is often expensive.
  c. it may be unethical to withdraw a beneficial treatment.
  d. it is difficult to recruit large numbers of subjects required in these designs.

Question 2

Compared to studies published in the Journal of Applied Psychology, articles that appear in the Journal of Experimental Psychology: Applied are likely to be
 
  a. laboratory-based.
  b. theoretical.
  c. correlational.
  d. longitudinal.

[ebonylittles]

Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

A

[NguyenJ]

Gracias!

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