Example of External Validity Concerns in Single-Subject Research
An example of external validity concerns in single-subject research involves a study showing that a specific treatment reduces self-injury in two children with intellectual disabilities. While the treatment effect may be strong for these two individuals, researchers face the challenge of determining whether this success can be generalized to other children with intellectual delays who were not part of the original study.
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