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madam-professor

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A design in which behavior is initially measured during a baseline period, and then measured again after the intervention of interest begins, is called a
 
  a. reversal design.
  b. time-series design.
  c. cross-sectional design.
  d. single group before-after design.

Question 2

A researcher studies the cognitive development of children by measuring kindergarten, fourth grade, and seventh grade children. Which type of design is being used?
 
  a. Longitudinal
  b. Cross-sectional
  c. Participatory
  d. Developmental



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

b



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