What does your textbook mean when it refers to multiple baseline when evaluating counseling groups?

a. It refers to researchers collecting data on the group during multiple points over the process of the group.
b. It refers to the use of three or more groups undergoing a Phase A and Phase B. Phase A is a period of successive assessment points with no treatment (i.e., baseline). Phase B is a period of successive assessment points with a treatment.
c. It refers to the use of three or more groups undergoing a Phase A. Phase B, and Phase C. Phase A is a period of successive assessment points with no treatment (i.e., baseline). Phase B is a period of successive assessment points with a treatment. Phase C is a data point taken 6 months after the completion of the group.
d. It refers to researchers collecting data on more than one group for a common concern (e.g., depression).


b;

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