What the individual would like to do, be or prefer to happen after the intervention is complete
What is the ultimate goal?
100
Allows for evaluation across clients, situations, or problems.
What are multiple baseline designs?
200
Two phase design consisting of a no-intervention baseline phase (A) and an intervention phase (B).
What is AB (Baseline And Intervention) Design?
200
Example of definition type, on a scale of 1-9, how anxious are you right now
What is the operational definition?
200
Other explanations for a score or alternative explanations
What are measurement errors?
200
Very specific versions of the ultimate goal
What are objectives?
200
The measures are unreliable, there are consistencies in reporting, and/or changes in the subject's life.
What are situations in which no pattern is evident?
300
A three phase design: 1) No-intervention baseline phase , 2) Intervention phase, and 3) No-intervention withdrawal phase
What is ABA (Basic Withdrawal) Design?
300
When a survey or scale has a different number of points that has descriptive words over points on the scale
What are anchors?
300
Things a researcher strives for in measurement
What are accuracy, validity, consistency, and reliability
300
Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic, and Timely
What are SMART Goals?
300
Three conditions that must exist before this can be established:
A relationship must exist between the two variables,
The relationship must be non-spurious,
There should be a time interval between one variable and the other
What is a casual relationship?
400
The design used when an individual’s behavior is so severe that the researcher cannot wait to establish a baseline and must begin with an intervention
What is BAB Design?
400
a variable whose value depends on that of another.