A steady state of responding suggests that extraneous influences are minimal and:
A) that any transition from the initial effects of the condition are complete
B) that the data are accurate, reliable, and valid
C) that the dependent variable is responsible for any differences between conditions
D) that the treatment phase is effective

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A steady state of responding indicates that the initial effects of the condition have stabilized, meaning any transitions or adjustments to the new condition are complete. This does not necessarily imply data accuracy (B), causality (C), or treatment effectiveness (D).

A Steady State of Responding Suggests That Extraneous Influences Are