5025 Part 2 Flashcards

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A B design

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Baseline followed by treatment

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Bar graph

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Dependent variable represented on the Y axis. Phase or condition represented on the X axis

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Behavioral assessment

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Gather information to make data-based decisions on behavior-environment relations

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Best fit line

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Bisect data with an equal number of data points above and below the line

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Changing criterion design

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Treatment phase divided into sub phases which have different criteria that move closer to the goal

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Component analysis

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Systemic withdrawal of treatment components to determine if behavior change is maintained

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Confound

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An uncontrolled factor suspected of influencing DV

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Data

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Quantitative results of controlled observation

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Data path

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Series of straight lines connecting successive data points within a condition. Represents relationship between IV and DV

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Data points

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Value of DV at any point in time

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Datum

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Singular form of data

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12
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Descriptive assessment

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Direct observation of Abc events under naturally occurring conditions

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Dimensional quantities of response measures

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Event, latency, duration and IRT

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Dimensionless quantities of response measures

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Percent, trials to criterion, discrete categorization, partial interval, whole interval, momentary time sampling, PLACHECK

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Direct assessment methods

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Measuring quantities of behavior, scatterplots and permanent products

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Evocative effect

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Momentary increase in the rate of behavior

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Experimental design

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Repeated, systematic presentation and removal of IV while measuring changes of DV

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External validity

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Extent to which results are generalizable to other subjects, settings and/or behaviors

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Extraneous variables

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Stimuli not related to the IV that may affect the DV

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Functional analysis

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Systematic manipulations of antecedents and consequences in a controlled setting to determine purpose of behavior

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21
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Functional assessment

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Method to determine purpose of behavior

22
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Graphic displays of ABA

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Equal interval line graph, bar graph, semi-logarithmic graph, cumulative record

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Indirect assessment methods

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Record review, interviews and questionnaires

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Internal validity

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Extent to which analysis assures measured change in behavior is due to manipulated IVs

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IOA criteria
80% agreement for 30% of observations
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IOA methods
Total count or percent agreement
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Level
Average value of data points across an entire condition or phase
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Minimizes validity threats
Measurement, stability, immediacy, replication
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Multielement design
Rapidly alternate between conditions
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Multiple baseline design
IV introduced in a staggered order once behavior is stable for first baseline
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Pairwise
One test condition alternated with control. Assists in discriminability of conditions
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Parametric analysis
Examines the effects of a range of IV values
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Partial interval recording
Occurrence is recorded if the response is observed during any part of the interval
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Parts of an equal interval line graph
Title, legend, X axis, Y axis, data points, data path, phase change lines and labels
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Phase change
Major change in the IV
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Placheck
Percent of individuals engaged in target behavior immediately following an interval
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Probes
Evaluate whether treatment affects are evident before treatment occurs
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Procedural integrity
IV implemented as stated by the treatment plan
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Progressive ratio schedule
Assess reinforcer effectiveness as response requirements increase
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Response definition should be:
Clear, complete and objective
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Sequential effects
Behavior in one condition influenced by experience in prior condition
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Single-case design
Repeated presentation and removal of treatment while keeping other factors constant
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Social validity
Treatment goals are useful for the individual and those around him
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Threats to internal validity
History, maturation, testing, instrumentation, diffusion of treatment, regression towards the mean, selection bias, attrition
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Trails to criterion
Number of consecutive responses required to achieve a performance standard
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Trend
Overall direction of a set of data points
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Type 1 error
Concluding the IV produced a change in the DV when it did not
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Type 2 error
Concluding the IV did not produce a change in the DV when it did
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Variability
Extent which measures of behavior diverge from one another
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Visual analysis of a graph
Level, variability, trend, number of data points
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Whole interval recording
Occurrence is recorded if the behavior is observed for the entire interval
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Abative effect
Momentary decrease in the rate of behavior