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Which of the following is NOT an assumption underlying single-subject research? It is important to discover causal relationships through manipulation of an independent variable. It is important to study strong and consistent effects that have biological or social importance. It is important to focus intensively on the behavior of individual participants. Group research is more effective than single-subject research in revealing individual differences.

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          Which of the following is NOT an assumption underlying single-subject research?
It is important to discover causal relationships through manipulation of an independent variable.
It is important to study strong and consistent effects that have biological or social importance.
It is important to focus intensively on the behavior of individual participants.
Group research is more effective than single-subject research in revealing individual differences.

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Rosie M. Spielman 1st Edition

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Which of the following is NOT an assumption underlying single-subject research? It is important to discover causal relationships through manipulation of an independent variable. It is important to study strong and consistent effects that have biological or social importance. It is important to focus intensively on the behavior of individual participants. Group research is more effective than single-subject research in revealing individual differences.