The Basic Design of a Multiple Treatment Design Includes

question 9

Multiple Choice

The basic design of a multiple treatment design includes:

• A)one A-B design where baseline data are simultaneously measured.
• B)an intervention that is applied to multiple behaviors only that are similar in nature but functionally independent.
• C)phases that are introduced with criterion levels that vary.
• D)two or more A-B-C designs where baseline data are simultaneously measured and the intervention is introduced to one behavior, in one setting, or with one individual at a time.

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