Single-system design development has been largely motivated by:
A)researcher dissatisfaction with quantitative measurement.
B)practitioner advocates of Freudian theory.
C)growing demand for accountability in human services.
D)dissatisfaction with qualitative methods.

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Single-system design development has been largely motivated by the growing demand for accountability in human services. This approach allows practitioners to systematically monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of interventions on an individual basis, thereby providing evidence of the impact of their services.

Single-System Design Development Has Been Largely Motivated By