A Study by Wagaman Et Al

question 48

Multiple Choice

A study by Wagaman et al. (1993) used a multiple baseline design to evaluate a program to help people reduce stuttering. The study is an example of baselines being established for

• A)two or more behaviors within the same individual
• B)the same behavior in two or more individuals
• C)the same behavior in the same individual, in two or more settings
• D)two different treatments within the same person

---

Definitions:

Familiar Figures

Individuals who are well-known or regularly encountered, often providing a sense of security or comfort.

Ugandan Infants

Newborns or very young children who are natives or residents of Uganda, a country in East Africa.

Indiscriminate Attachment

The display of attachment behaviors toward any person.

Specific Attachment

The strong emotional bond that develops between an infant and a particular caregiver, usually forming by the age of 7 to 9 months.