Designs
Types of Single Designs
Participants Paricisments
Terms
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What is RCT?

Randomized-Controlled Trial, randomly assigned to experimental or control group 

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AB Design - What are the phases?

Single baseline phase and single treatment phase.

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Random Selection

Selecting the participants to join the study randomly

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Define Blocking

Grouped into relevant categories before randomization to experimental groups

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What is a dismantling study?

Full treatment is compared to a comparison group that receives the treatment minus one component

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Reverse Design

Baseline, treatment, then treatment withdrawn and data are collected to determine if the behavior returns to its original level upon withdrawal

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Random Assignement

Randomly placed in the experimental groups, control or treatment

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Within vs Between

The same individuals are assessed at two or more points in time vs different groups

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Multi factorial design

More than one factor (IV) Can be multiple levels of each IV. 

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ABAB Design

Baseline, Treatment, Baseline again, treatment

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Order Effects

Order(e.g., first, second, third) in which the experimental materials are presented to them

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Moderator

Influences the strength of a relationship between two other variables,

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Correlational

What co-occurs with what, does NOT signify causation, just that the two are connected in some way. 

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Multiple Baseline

does not involve withdrawal of treatment and instead you apply  the treatment sequentially across different baselines. (i.e. different persons, behaviors, or situations) at different points in time

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Counterbalancing 

Use separate groups of subjects, each group receiving treatments in a different order. 

This is to fix order effects

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Mediator

One that explains the relationship between the two other variables

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A researcher is testing students how well they do in class, based on them doing readings. The researcher compares two groups, one that completed the reading and the other which didn't. This is a

Between Groups Design

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Change Criterion 

Make a baseline, set goal 1, when its achieved set goal 2

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Single-Blind vs Double Blind

One group (researcher or participant) knows which group is which vs no one knowing

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Hawthorne Effect

Individuals modify an aspect of their behavior in response to their awareness of being observed

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