baseline data are collected on the name calling, swearing, and spitting behavior of a child towards other children. a treatment program is then introduced sequentially on the name calling behavior, then the swearing behavior, and finally the spitting behavior. this is a(n) design.

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01-12-2022
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baseline data are collected on the name calling, swearing, and spitting behavior of a child towards other children. a treatment program is then introduced sequentially on the name calling behavior, then the swearing behavior, and finally the spitting behavior. this is a(n) design.

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sohamnaik sohamnaik · Answer 1 · 2022-12-05T20:25:42+01:00

The treatment program introduced sequentially on the name calling behavior, the swearing behavior and the spitting behavior is multiple-baseline across behaviors.

When a reinforcement process is administered gradually to various operants, a multiple baseline design spanning behaviors is used. In this instance, the subject, setting, and effects all stay the same while several answers undergo sequential modification.

To know more about multiple-baseline across behaviors, refer: https://brainly.com/question/25817323

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