SSDs
Design with a single, intervention only phase
What is a B design?
The measure is accurate.
What is validity?
Used to measure intensity of feelings or states and have high face validity.
What are Individualized Rating Scales?
Items appear to be accurate and measuring what they're supposed to measure.
What is face validity?
The instrument delivers comparable results when administered at two different times.
What is test-retest reliability?
Design with two phases, baseline and intervention.
What is AB design?
The measure is consistent.
What is reliability?
Structured diaries to record the client's perception of events and/or associated reactions/feelings.
What are logs?
Includes the range of meanings of what is being measured.
What is content validity?
What is parallel-form reliability?
Design that removes the intervention following baseline and intervention phases.
What is ABA design?
An alternative explanation for a score.
What is measurement error?
A method of recording behavior, either through independent observers or self-monitoring.
What are observational measures?
Ensuring the measure is measuring the intended concept and not everything else.
What is construct validity?
Different instrument items on a measure are compared to determine if they yield similar results.
What is internal consistency reliability?
Design that begins immediately with intervention, followed by a baseline phase.
What is BAB design?
A method that uses the same scale items and uses the same scoring procedure to different people.
What are standardized scales?
The measure predicts outcomes accurately.
What is criterion-related validity?
Decisions from different participants are compared to determine consistency.
What is inter-rater reliability?
Design that staggers the beginning of the intervention phase following a baseline phase among subjects.
What are multiple baseline designs?