Single-Subject Experimental Design

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Dependent variable (DV): Variable observed to determine the effects of an experimental manipulation (the behavior that is measured)Independent variable (IV): Variable manipulated by the experimenter (environmental event or treatment)Confounding variable: Source of influence other than the IV that

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Single-Subject Experimental Design

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