ABA Designs Kazdin (1992) argued that removing a treatment when it may be responsible for clinical improvement is ethically unacceptable.This means that researchers may have to sacrifice ____ for ethical reasons.

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Kazdin's argument about the ethical unacceptability of removing a treatment that may be responsible for clinical improvement in ABA designs implies that researchers might have to sacrifice the verification of the independent variable's impact. This is because not removing the treatment to verify its impact (by observing if removing it worsens the condition) prioritizes the participant's well-being over the clarity of the treatment's effectiveness.

ABA Designs Kazdin (1992) Argued That Removing a Treatment When