MEASUREMENTS
This level of measurement provides information that is qualitatively different from another or a person is in one category or another.
What is nominal?
This involves finding the evidence.
What is Step 2?
The most frequently used design that is an intervention only design.
What is B design?
This type of validity is when researchers "simply look" at the items in the instrument and give their opinion.
What is face validity?
This level of measurement is categories ranked in order.
What is ordinal?
This step is the Application of Practice (implementing the material)
What is Step 5?
This type of SSD has no-intervention baseline phase and an intervention phase.
What is AB design?
The question asked for this type of validity is "Does our instruments include all the right items?"
What is content validity?
An example of this measurement is the Fahrenheit scale for measuring temperature.
What is interval?
This step involves analyzing the evidence.
This design is known as the basic withdrawal design.
What is ABA design?
This validity predicts or forecasts some sort of outcome.
What is Criterion-Related Validity?
An example of this measure would include the amount of time spent caring for an elderly parent.
What is ratio?
In this step, one will monitor and evaluate the results.
What is Step 6?
This design is used when the researcher must begin with an intervention.
What is the BAB design?
What is construct validity?
The two types are random and systematic.
What are the measurement errors?
This step is where one develops the question.
What is Step 1?