The Psychoanalytic and Behavioral Traditions Often Look at an Individual

Multiple Choice

The psychoanalytic and behavioral traditions often look at an individual subject's response to treatment over time. In evaluating response to treatment, these clinicians are likely to use the

A) between-subjects design.
B) within-subjects design.
C) baseline measurements design.
D) none of the above, it is impossible to gain useful information from a single subject.