If collecting baseline data interferes seriously with the progress of the client situation, then we should stop collecting baseline data and get on with the case intervention, even if we lose the basis for making interpretations about the extent of change.

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If collecting baseline data hinders the client's progress, it is more important to prioritize the client's immediate needs and well-being over data collection.

If Collecting Baseline Data Interferes Seriously with the Progress of the Client