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What is the difference between an experimental single-study design and a case study?

In-depth naturalistic observations are used only in case studies
Multiple assessments are used in experimental single-study design, and only one assessment is used in case study design
Only a single observation is used in case studies but many are employed in an experimental single-study design
There is no difference between them

Explanation

Answer: A - In-depth naturalistic observations are used only in case studies.
Both techniques can use multiple assessments and observations but in-depth naturalistic observations are used only in case studies, not in experimental single-study designs.

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