In a single-subject baseline design, multiple subjects are included in an experiment so that:
A) data can be averaged before the analysis.
B) intrasubject replication can be done.
C) generality of the findings across subjects can be established.
D) power can be increased.

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Including multiple subjects in a single-subject baseline design helps establish the generality of the findings across different subjects, demonstrating that the results are not limited to a single individual.

In a Single-Subject Baseline Design, Multiple Subjects Are Included in an Experiment