What is the most frequently used single-subject design?
100
A period of time during which an outcome is measured repeatedly in the absence of the intervention.
What is a baseline?
200
In order to determine whether there's been a change in the area of concern and/or if there is a functional relationship between the intervention and the observed change.
What is the reasons to use different types of SSD's?
200
This level of measurement has categories in a certain order.
What is an Ordinal level of measurement?
200
Accuracy (validty) & Consistency (reliability).
What are the two main objectives to strive for when working with measurement?
200
A two-phase design consisting of a no-intervention baseline phase and an intervention phase.
What is an AB (Baseline and Intervention) Design?
200
This provides an estimate of what would happen to a client without intervention.
What is a baseline?
300
Ultimate goals & Intermediate goals
What are the two types of goals in the goal specification phase of a SSD?
300
This level of measurement features equal intervals only.
What is the Interval level of measurement?
300
Random & Systematic
What are the two types of measurement error?
300
A three-phase design that includes no-intervention baseline phase, an intervention phase & a no-intervention withdrawal phase.
What is an ABA (Basic Withdraw) Design?
300
Stable line, Trend & Cycle.
What are the different types of patterns in baseline testing?
What are the five main characteristics of all measurements?
400
When an individual's behavior is so severe that the researcher cannot wait to establish a baseline and must begin immediately with an intervention.
What is a BAB Design?
400
Measures are unreliable, Inconsistencies in reporting & changes in a client's life.
What are situations in which no pattern is evident during the baseline phase?
500
A relationship exists between two variables, the relationship must be non-spurious & there should be a time interval between one variable and the other.
What are the three conditions that must be established before a relationship can be considered casual?
500
This level of measurement has both equal intervals and a 0 point.
What is the Scale level of measurement?
500
This is used to quantify internal consistency/reliability.
What are the Coefficient Alpha/Cronbach Alpha?
500
This design allows for evaluation across clients, situations or problems.