Of the following, a single-case experiment is MOST similar to a(n)
A) between-subjects experimental design.
B) within-subjects experimental design.
C) independent groups quasi-experimental design.
D) patched-up quasi-experimental design.

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A single-case experiment (also known as a single-subject experiment or N-of-1 trial) is a type of research design in which an individual (rather than a group) is studied over time to determine the effects of an intervention (such as a treatment or therapy). This is similar to a within-subjects experimental design, which involves studying the same group of participants under different conditions or interventions. In both cases, the focus is on individual-level changes over time, rather than group differences.

Of the Following, a Single-Case Experiment Is MOST Similar to A(n)