Single-subject designs are useful when

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Single-subject designs are useful when
A) we want an intensive study of an individual.
B) we do not wish to make inferences about a population.
C) we want to limit the conclusions to the individual.
D) All of the above

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Research Methods: A Process of Inquiry

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Authors: Graziano, Raulin

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Excellent, what I needed. Respect

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