Unlike the baseline design, the discrete trials design:
A) relies more heavily on inferential statistics to establish.
B) does not produce a continuous within-treatment baseline that can be adjusted and fine-tuned.
C) places less emphasis on rigid control over variables.
D) requires more number of subjects.

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The discrete trials design does not produce a continuous within-treatment baseline, as it focuses on individual trials rather than ongoing measurement, making it less adaptable for adjustments.

Unlike the Baseline Design, the Discrete Trials Design