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AB ( Baseline and Interventions Design)
Drivers of the Baseline
100

The single subject design

What is the back bone of practice evaluation

100

The levels of measurements

What is nominal (categories), Ordinal (categories in a certain order), Interval (equal intervals) and Scale (equal intervals and 0 points)

100

The three causality conditions  must be established before we call a relationship causal

What are:

Relationship must exist between the two variables

The relationship must be non-spurious

There should be a time to interval between one variable and the other

100

The phase of baseline

What is phase within single subject design. The phase is one in which the researcher collects data on the dependent  variable without any intervention in place

100

The B design

What is the period of time during which an outcome is measured repeatedly in the absence of the intervention.

200

The two types of SSD's

What has there been change in the area of concern?

What is there a functional relationship between the intervention and observed change?

200

The key characteristics that all measurements strive for

What is validity, readability, measurement error, utility and directness

200

The intent of a casual association

What is full explanation: in statistics an associations on means there a relationship between to variables or factors.

200

The two phases of AB intervention

What is Non-intervention baseline phase (A) and an Intervention Phase (B). 

200

The purpose of multiple baseline designs

What is the determination of whether the problem is getting better or worse and provides an estimate of what would happen to the client without intervention. 

300

What would you see during practice?  

What you will not see in practice is the problems. You will see indicators of problems.

300

The two errors you can encounter while taking measurements

What is random: by chance, normal fluctuations, cancel each other out 

What is systematic:bias, average score is influenced into a particular direction. 

300

The need to prove causation

What is randomized experiment  

300

The three ABA design

What is the three phase design: 1-non-intervention baseline phase(A), 2-Intervention phase (B), and 3- no-intervention withdrawal phase (A)

300

The situations in which no patter is evident

What are measures , inconsistencies and changes ?

400

The determination of a causal relationship

What is perform randomization test?

400

The use of BAB design

What is an individual behavior so severe that the researchers cannot wait to establish a baseline and must begin with intervention.