In a single-subject ABAB design,ABAB refers to
A)repeatedly introducing and removing the treatment.
B)repeatedly measuring different behaviors.
C)the statistical procedure used to analyze the results.
D)repeating the procedure with additional subjects.

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In a single-subject ABAB design, the treatment is introduced and removed repeatedly (A-B-A-B) to assess its effects on the behavior of a single individual. This allows for the comparison of the behavior with and without the treatment, and the demonstration of a causal relationship between the treatment and the behavior change. The design does not refer to measuring different behaviors, using a statistical procedure, or adding additional subjects.

In a Single-Subject ABAB Design,ABAB Refers to