Multiple Choice
The key to multiple-baseline designs is:
A) Some external event only affects one behavior, participant, or setting
B) The researcher observes the effects on one baseline while the other 2 baselines remain unchanged
C) One baseline is recorded at a time
D) The researcher can eliminate the ethical problems common with ABAB designs
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