This calculation is commonly used in conjunction with visual analysis to evaluate the effects of interventions using the A-B design.
A) ANOVA
B) Mean phase difference
C) Summation of all data points
D) Percentage of non-overlapping data points

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Percentage of non-overlapping data points (PND) is commonly used in conjunction with visual analysis to evaluate the effects of interventions using the A-B design. PND determines the percentage of data points in the intervention phase that do not overlap with the data points in the baseline phase. A high PND indicates a strong intervention effect, while a low PND suggests that the intervention had little to no effect.

This Calculation Is Commonly Used in Conjunction with Visual Analysis