Standardized Scales
Logs
Single-System Design
IRS
Behavioral Observation
100
A measure that involves the administration of the same scale items to different people using the same scoring procedures
What is Standardized Scales
100
When you set up a client log you have two choices:interval-contingent sampling and
What is Event-Driven Sampling
100
There are four main reasons for using the single-system design: Assess, Evaluate, Causally Linked and
What is Compare the Effectiveness
100
Can be used to measure the intensity of the target
What is Individualized Rating Scales
100
The target is observed for only portions of time
What is Time Samples
200
Standardize scales vary quite a bit in terms of their demonstrated____ and____
What is Validity and Reliability
200
Using open time categories is sometimes called
What is Critical Incident Recording
200
The key distinguishing characteristic of the single-system design involves the planned comparison of an intervention period with a
What is Nonintervention Period
200
These consist of the behaviors, thoughts, and feelings that a client would be experiencing at each point on the scale
What is Anchors
200
Recording every occurrence of a target behavior every time it occurs.
What is Continuous Recording
300
Standardized scales also differ in terms of their
What is Structure
300
This log can be set up to record critical incidents or it can use preset time categories
What is Exploratory Log
300
This is the period of time when distinctive evaluation activities occur
What is Phases
300
Improvement is determined in the amount of change in
What is Severity
300
Observing a client only in situations where a target behavior will most likely occur
What is Situation Samples
400
Index of Marital Satisfaction is an example of what type of scale
What is Dyadic Adjustment Scale
400
When the target is clearly an interpersonal one this log is used
What is Interaction Log
400
Refers to the extent to which an effect of an intervention, and, therefore, the use of the intervention itself can be generalized
What is External Validity
400
IRSs can be used in almost all client case situations making them very
What is Flexible
400
This type of sampling is used when you work with a large number of clients
What is Client Samples
500
Standardized scales can be used to determine whether ____ improvement occurred for a particular client
What is Clinically Significant
500
This log is used when the client and practitioner are unable to distinguish between the target on one hand or events on the other
What is Target Problem Log
500
This threat to external validity is created when the practitioners' style of practice influences outcomes
What is Practitioner Effect
500
Clients may rate themselves sometimes referred to as self-anchored scales
What are Self-Rating Scales
500
Frequency and duration can be estimated using
What is Interval Recording
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