Which of the following is NOT a reason why researchers conduct single-case experiments?
A) Researchers can study a unique person in depth.
B) It is not necessary to have more than one person when there is inconsequential variability among members of the population on a particular variable.
C) The results from one person can prove a well-known theory.
D) The results from one person can refute a well-known theory.

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Single-case experiments cannot prove a theory because they lack generalizability; they can only provide evidence that may support or refute a theory.

Which of the Following Is NOT a Reason Why Researchers