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Definitions:
A-B Design
A basic experimental design consisting of a baseline (A) phase followed by a treatment (B) phase, used to evaluate the effect of an intervention.
Intervention
Strategies or actions taken to improve a situation or problem, often used in the context of behavioral or medical treatment.
Behavior Change
A modification in an individual's behavior patterns, attitudes, or actions.
Multiple Baseline Design
A method of graphing behavioral observations that provides a way to evaluate the effectiveness of an intervention when a reversal design is not desirable. A multiple baseline design permits recording and analyzing behavioral observations from three variables: (1) two or more behaviors associated with one student in a single setting, (2) two or more students exhibiting the same behavior in a single setting, and (3) two or more settings in which one student is exhibiting the same behavior.
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