Dr. Garrod is explaining single-subject designs to his students and one student asks, "What is the control in a single-subject design?" What is the correct answer?

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In a single-subject design, the participant serves as their own control, meaning that the researcher compares the participant's behavior or performance during the intervention phase to their behavior or performance during a baseline phase before the intervention. There is no separate control group or placebo group in this design.

Dr Garrod Is Explaining Single-Subject Designs to His Students and One