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krzymel

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Bryce is using the graphing technique he used with a patient with brain injury in a single-subject study by replicating it with another patient, Paul.  By so doing, Bryce is illustrating which type of replication?
◦ Clinical replication
◦ Transfer replication
◦ Direct replication
◦ Systematic replication


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