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#1. In the context of a standard line graph commonly used in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) for data visualization, which of the following terms correctly identifies the vertical axis?

Abscissa

Ordinate

Baseline

Condition Line

The ordinate refers to the yaxis or the vertical axis on a line graph In ABA the yaxis is typically used to represent the dimension of the target behavior being measured eg frequency duration percentage rate of response This allows for visual representation of changes in the behaviors magnitude over time The abscissa refers to the xaxis or horizontal axis which usually represents a unit of time eg sessions days dates Baseline refers to a specific phase of an experiment where the behavior is measured before an intervention is introduced and a condition line is a vertical line on a graph that marks a change in experimental conditions eg from baseline to intervention Neither baseline nor condition line are terms for the axes themselves

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