The steady state strategy involves measuring responding for each participant repeatedly under both baseline and experimental/treatment conditions, with the objective of obtaining a stable pattern of responding that represents _________.
A) what would happen if another variable was introduced
B) the full effects of each condition
C) how often data were collected
D) the highest data points in the set
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Q2: If you repeatedly exposed each subject to
Q3: By giving a participant repeated exposure first
Q4: If data show that responding is unstable
Q5: A steady state of responding suggests that
Q6: A pattern of responding that shows relatively
Q7: If a researcher is measuring the duration
Q8: The steady-state strategy is valuable for all
Q9: The researcher or practitioner must be sure
Q10: A trend in the data that has
Q11: The most popular approach to determine stability
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