Name an authority based school of thought describing social work interventions
What is Freudian, Gestalt, Rogerian
What is single subject design
This type of validity refers to the extent the effect of an intervention can be generalized
What is external validity
This letter is used to determine the intervention is an SSD
What is B
This type of baseline data is gathered in a planned or systematic way over time to identify the baseline of teh problem
What is concurrent ort prospective baseline
This is the most common used methodology
What is narrative intervention
This type of SSD is a non-experimental design
What is intervention only or "B"
This type of validity relates to the questions about determining if the intervention used caused a change in the target problem
What is internal validity
This letter is used to determine the baseline in an SSD
What is A
This type of baseline is an attempt to approximate the baseline level of the problem
What is retrospective baseline
Examples of this methodology include skype, adobe connect, and JoinMe
What is new computer applications
This type of intervention is a quasi-experimental design
What is AB design
This type of validity is defined as the ways in which characteristics of the design can affect the conclusion that the intervention produced
What is design validity
This type of intervention is a 3 phase design
What is ABA
This is the minimum number of observations necessary to collect baseline data
What is 3
This type of design is a three phase design
What is ABA design, or basic withdrawal
This type of validity refers to the extent results can be generalized to other populations or clients
What is population external validity
This type of intervention is used for a non-experimental design
What is B
Name the three conditions that must be present for a relationship to be considered causal
What are the relationship must exist between 2 variables, relationship must be non-spurious, and a time interval must bexist between the independent and dependent variables
This type of validity refers to the extent in which results can be generalized to other situations, settings, or environments outside of the origional study
What is ecological external validity
This type of intervention is a quasi-experimental design
What is AB desing