All of the Following Have Been Used as Arguments for the Use

Multiple Choice

All of the following have been used as arguments for the use of small N except

A) averaging the data from a large N study can produce results that do not reflect individual performance
B) some populations are too small to be examined using large N methods
C) it is impossible to avoid confounding with large N studies
D) some studies (e.g., language learning in apes) require intense study of just a few subjects over a long period of time