Types of Measures
single subject design
effective measurements
SMART Goals
100
This type of measure documents the client's perception of a situation and helps to systematically and objectively record events
What is a client log
100
this is the most commonly used single subject design
What is the B design
100
When a test yields similar or the same results multiple times it is called...
What is consistency
100
when a goal is ______ it is possible to measure progress.
What is measurable
200
This type of measure utilizes a five to eleven point scale to represent the degree of the problem considered.
What is an Individual Rating Scale
200
This design has only a baseline phase and an intervention phase.
What is AB Design
200
When a measure is logically and factually sound it is....
What is valid
200
When working with a client, who sets the goals?
the client
300
The two types of client logs are as follows
What is Time Variation logs and Target category variation log
300
This design establishes a more reliable relationship between the intervention and the outcome than the AB design
What is the ABA design
300
When results of a study are able to be generalized to other situations and studies, it is called...
What is external validity
300
when a client aims to achieve a statistically significant change, the clients is.....
setting a goal
400
This measurement technique involves observing phenomena in their natural environment
What is observational measures
400
when the clients behaviors are too severe to establish a baseline, this intervention is used.
What is a BAB design
400
in any measurement a researcher strives for both
What is validity and consistency
400
What does "SMART" in SMART goals stand for?
Specific, measurable, attainable,relevant, and time sensitive
500
an example of this kind of measure is the Beck Depression Inventory
What is a standardized measure
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