Basic Principles of Single-System Designs
How practitioners plan to evaluate progress and to evaluate the outcomes of cases.
What is evaluation design?
Can provide this regarding target events.
What is clear change?
It can only provide clear information regarding this.
What is between baseline and intervention?
They face complicating factors and threats to the design validity and generalizability of the results to new case situations.
What is single-system designs are limited?
This lets the practitioner know weather to continue events.
What is monitoring?
It is unable to provide strong evidence for this.
What is intervention caused the observed change?
Assess, evaluate, causally linked, and compare effectiveness are considered the reasons.
What is the four main reasons for using single-system designs?
This design provides outcomes to who.
Who is client and practitioner?
Changes in the target problem must occur after the application of the interventions.
What is temporal arrangement?
There are two key elements in this design.
What is nonintervention period and intervention period.
The definition is the intervention and the desired change in the target event.
What is concomitant variation?