If behavior returns to baseline in the reversal design,the experimenter cannot conclude that it was the independent variable that changed behavior in the second phase.

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In a reversal design, if behavior returns to baseline when the independent variable is removed, it typically indicates that the independent variable was indeed responsible for the change in behavior, as the design demonstrates the effect of introducing and then removing the treatment or intervention.

If Behavior Returns to Baseline in the Reversal Design,the Experimenter