"The only lawyer around here is a Kalashnikov," despaired one Russian, referring to the __________

One of the typical differences between single-case analyses and group analyses is that

a. group analyses are usually prospective, whereas single-case analyses are usually retrospective. b. single-case analyses involve continuous monitoring of behavior over time, but group analyses are less likely to. c. single-case analyses are more likely to reveal cohort effects than group analyses are. d. group analyses often use withdrawal designs, but single-case analyses rarely do.

Why did nuclear countries agree to go MAD?

a. It created the situation where each country could rely on other countries to help defend it. b. It created a stalemate situation. c. It created a situation where a country could wipeout another country's military capabilities. d. It created a situation where nobody could win. e. It created a situation where only one country had most of the control.