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The single-subject, randomized, time-series design is essentially an interrupted time-series design with one refinement. What is that refinement?
 
  A) The experimenter is kept blind as to the manipulation.
  B) The participant designs and self-administers the manipulation.
  C) The assignment of the manipulation in the time-series is randomized.
  D) The assignment of participants to conditions is randomized.

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The single-subject, randomized, time-series design
 
  A) is only used in large scale studies in which random assignment of participants is possible.
  B) can be used only if there are multiple dependent measures in the study.
  C) can be used when a multiple baseline design is not feasible.
  D) Both B and C



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Answer: C

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