Which one of the following strategies is not a basic control strategy in single-subject research?
A) withdrawing the treatment
B) repeating treatments
C) using multiple baselines
D) changing more than one variable at a time

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Changing more than one variable at a time is not a basic control strategy in single-subject research, as it makes it impossible to determine which variable is responsible for the observed changes in behavior. The other options (withdrawing the treatment, repeating treatments, and using multiple baselines) are basic control strategies that allow for the determination of the effects of the independent variable on the dependent variable.

Which One of the Following Strategies Is Not a Basic