A researcher measured behavior before a treatment is implemented to compare with the behavior after the treatment has been implemented, is a ______.

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The measurement before the treatment is known as the baseline measurement, which is used to compare with the behavior after the treatment. Confounding variable refers to any variable other than the independent variable that could potentially impact the results of the study. Cohort-sequential design refers to a research design that combines both longitudinal and cross-sectional designs, while quasi-experiment refers to a study where the researcher does not have full control over the independent variable.

A Researcher Measured Behavior Before a Treatment Is Implemented to Compare