A Problem with the A-B-A and the A-B-A-B Designs Is

question 47

Multiple Choice

A problem with the A-B-A and the A-B-A-B designs is that:

• A) The treatment effect might not reverse upon removal of the treatment
• B) They cannot be used in real world settings
• C) The treatment effect often gets reversed in the second baseline phase
• D) The control group is not randomly assigned

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