Question 1 Compared to case studies, single-subject designs have lower internal validity have higher internal validity are equivalent in internal validity do not have internal validity Question 2 When applying. the researcher waits until the participant's behavior in one condition becomes consistent from observation to observation before changing conditions O factorial designs O inferential statistics steady state strategy O multiple baseline design across behaviors Question 3 When it comes to single-subject designs, latency refers to the difference between the first and last measurement in a study the delay between data collection and analysis the difference between case study and single-subject internal validity magnitude the time it takes for the dependent variable to begin changing after a change in conditions 1 pts 1 pts 1 pts Question 4 In single-subject designs, inferential statistics are the most effective way to boost external validity are the most effective way to establish statistically significant differences are the most effective way to boost internal validity O are typically not used. Question 5 1 pts 1 pts A researcher wants to study the effectiveness of jelly beans as a reinforcer in children. She selects 10 children and observes them repeatedly over the course of two month. Initially, she introduces jelly beans as a reinforcer for effective studying behavior in the classroom. After two weeks, she introduces jelly beans as a reinforcer for effective studying behavior at home as well. This is an example of a multiple-baseline design across settings participants treatments behaviors