Question

A(n) – design monitors participants for a long period of time before a treatment begins, to be certain of what behaviors are typical. A(n) – design records more than one type of behavior for various lengths of time before applying treatments to each particular behavior. Finally, a(n) – design introduces a treatment and then removes it to see if behavior will return without the treatment.

Answer 1

Answer:

stable-baseline; multiple-baseline; reversal

Explanation:

A stable-baseline design : It is a small N design where the experimenter observes the behavior for a longer baseline period before the beginning of a intervention or other treatment and thus continues observing the behavior after the treatment.

A  multiple-baseline design : They are small-N design where the researchers observes the intervention of more than one behavioral type across a variety of time before actually applying treatments to each behavior.

A reversal design : Here a researcher observes a behavior both before as well as during the treatment, and then removes the treatment for a while to see if the behavior returns.

Therefore, the answer is--

stable-baseline; multiple-baseline; reversal