Key Characteristics of all measures
In what key characteristic of all measures, do researchers consider these three types of consistency: test-retest reliability, internal consistency, and inter-rater reliability?
Reliability
________ is what the client would like to do, be or prefer to happen after the intervention is complete.
Ultimate Goal
1 dollar to 2 dollars is the same as 56 dollars to 57 dollars and this is an example of what level of measurement?
Interval
________ is the extent to which the scores from a measure represent the variable they are intended to.
Validity
this usually, but not always, occurs before the intervention and is a period of time when the outcome in measured repeatedly in the absence of the intervention
Baselining
In _________ level of measurement, the numbers in the variable are used only to classify the data.
Measurement error
This single phase (intervention only) design is the most frequently used single subject design.
B Design
What level of measurement depicts an ordering of the variables?
Ordinal
When the target that is measured is the same as the target of interest, the measure is ________
Direct
When an individual's behavior is so severe that the researcher can't wait to establish a baseline and must begin with the intervention what design would be used?
BAB Design
In what level of measurement, can you observe equal intervals and have a zero value?
Scale
Determining how likely a measure is to improve the outcomes experienced by clients is an example of what key characteristic of measures?
Utility