In the single subject design process, the criterion where the observed change in the outcome must occur at (or soon after)the time the intervention is implemented is called

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The criterion referred to is called "concomitant variation," which means that the change in the dependent variable (outcome) should occur concurrently with or immediately following the introduction of the independent variable (intervention), indicating a potential causal relationship.

In the Single Subject Design Process, the Criterion Where the Observed