The simple baseline design is better at ruling out confounding variables than is the case study that doesn't involve baseline.

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A simple baseline design is better at ruling out confounding variables because it allows for a comparison between a group that receives the intervention (or exposure) and a group that does not, which helps to control for alternative factors that may influence the outcome. In contrast, a case study that does not involve a baseline cannot control for these confounding variables as rigorously.

The Simple Baseline Design Is Better at Ruling Out Confounding