Multiple Choice
Regarding the practice of manipulating two variables simultaneously in a single-subject study, one should conclude:
A) This practice is acceptable as researchers now believe that we can tease out interactive effects.
B) This practice is acceptable because we can statistically manipulate individual variables.
C) This practice is unsound because in so doing we are unable to assess effects of either variable.
D) This practice is unsound because in so doing we confuse the participant as a threat to validity.
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