A case study differs from a single-subject experiment in that in a case study
A) a single individual may be studied.
B) the investigator deliberately manipulates the independent variable.
C) a hypothesis is being tested.
D) the investigator does not deliberately manipulate the independent variable.

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In a case study, the investigator observes and records events or characteristics without manipulating the independent variable, unlike in single-subject experiments where manipulation of variables is a key component.

A Case Study Differs from a Single-Subject Experiment in That