Chapter 1
This is the backbone of practice evaluation.
What is Single Subject Design (SSD)?
This is the process of finding general behavior patterns among the bits and pieces of specific situations in everyday life.
What is conceptualization?
This refers to what people do, in contrast of what people have.
What is behavior (behavioral observation)?
This is a period of time during which an outcome is measured repeatedly in the absence of the intervention.
What is baseline?
In measurements it is important to strive for these.
What is accuracy (validity) and consistency (reliability)?
The heart of the single-system evaluation is the collection of this type of information on the target problems or objectives.
What is repeated (Repeated Measures)?
This is the process of assigning labels to certain characteristics of "things" according to a set of rules.
What is measurement?
This involves recording every occurrence of a target behavior every time it occurs.
What is continuous recording?
What is conceptual?
Client logs, individual, observational and standardized are types of these
What are measurements?
This framework attempts to enhance development of this base for evidence based practice,
What is empirical (Empirical based)?
This is the general term for consistency.
What is reliability?
Once behavior is recorded, it will be placed on these.
What are charts?
This is what client would like to do, be or prefer to happen after the intervention is complete.
Cycle, trend and stable line are types of these.
What are patterns?