Table 4. Number of baselines and counterbalanced order of category and typicality exposed in treatment. Also shown is a summary of acquisition (bench mark = 6.5) and generalization effect sizes (benchmark = 2.0) observed for each patient for trained items and untrained items.

	Number of baselines	Category Trained	Trained item acquisition	ES-target atypical	ES- other atypical	Untrained item generalization	ES- target typical	ES- other typical
P1	3	1. Things at garage sale	Atypical	20.5	17.6	Typical	9.8	21.4
P2	4	1. Things to take camping	Atypical	7.6	0.6	Typical	3.6	0.5
P3	3	1. Things at garage sale	Atypical	11	4.6	Typical	10.4	4
P4	14	2. Things at garage sale	Atypical	14.3	1.7	Typical	2.4	2.6
P6	3	1. Things at garage sale	Atypical	10	8.1	Typical	2.6	1.7

	Number of baselines	Category Trained	Trained item acquisition	ES-target typical	ES- other typical	Untrained item generalization	ES- target atypical	ES- other atypical
P2	6	2. Things at garage sale	Typical	1.9	−1	Atypical	3	0.1
P4	5	1. Things to take camping	Typical	14.7	0*	Atypical	−0.05	0*
P5	3	1. Things to take camping	Typical	6.06	1.2	Atypical	1.2	0.9

^*In these cases, effect sizes could not be calculated due the standard deviation in the baseline equaling zero.