In the context of single-case experiments, a reversal design consists of a
A) baseline period followed by a treatment period followed by a no-treatment period.
B) baseline period followed by a treatment period followed by a period during which a different treatment is applied.
C) treatment period followed by a no-treatment period followed by another treatment period.
D) baseline period followed by a treatment period followed by another treatment designed to counteract the first treatment

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A reversal design involves a baseline period to establish the behavior without intervention, followed by a treatment period to introduce an intervention, and then a return to the baseline period to see if the behavior reverts back. It is known as an A-B-A design because it involves measuring the behavior before and after the treatment. The no-treatment period is the second A in the design.

In the Context of Single-Case Experiments, a Reversal Design Consists