Which of the following is an advantage of implementing a multiple baseline design?

A. possibility of covariance of dependent variables
B. effects for similar behaviors within the same individual can be demonstrated
C. there is typically only one intervention phase with each dependent variable
D. reducing the opportunities to study the functional relationship with each dependent variable


Answer: B

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A. a rhyme. B. an acrostic. C. a mnemonic. D. an acronym.

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