If the same child had two sessions per week for 12 weeks with 100 trials per session, what would be the cumulative intervention intensity?

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If the same child had two sessions per week for 12 weeks with 100 trials per session, what would be the cumulative intervention intensity?

Cumulative intervention intensity is found by multiplying the total number of sessions by the number of trials (or doses) per session. Here, 2 sessions per week for 12 weeks gives 24 sessions in total. With 100 trials per session, the total trials are 24 × 100 = 2,400. So the cumulative intensity is 2,400 doses.

If the same child had two sessions per week for 12 weeks with 100 trials per session, what would be the cumulative intervention intensity?

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If the same child had two sessions per week for 12 weeks with 100 trials per session, what would be the cumulative intervention intensity?

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