Acquisition Deck 3 Flashcards

1
Q

Experimental control is established when changes in the ___ ___ produce reliable changes in the dependent variable.

A

independent variable

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2
Q

A confounding variable is a threat to ___ ____

A

internal validity

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3
Q

Changes in the dependent variable related to manipulations of the independent variable suggest ___ ___.

A

experimental control

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4
Q

The independent variable is also called the ____ or the treatment variable.

A

intervention

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5
Q

Variable that is systematically manipulated by the researcher

A

independent

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6
Q

External validity is the degree to which a study’s findings have ___ to other subjects, settings, and/or behaviors

A

generality

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7
Q

The ___ ___ is the variable measured

A

dependent variable

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8
Q

Changes in the dependent variable that are related to manipulations of the ___ variable suggest experimental control.

A

independent

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9
Q

Any aspect of the experimental setting that must be held constant to prevent unplanned environmental variation

A

extraneous variable

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10
Q

The therapist suspects illness may be influencing the dependent variable. Illness is a(n) ___ ____.

A

Confounding variable

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11
Q

Internal validity is the degree to which changes in behavior are due to the independent variable not ___ ____.

A

confounding variable

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12
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An uncontrolled factor known or suspected to exert influence on the dependent variable

A

confounding variable

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13
Q

The degree to which changes in behavior are due to the independent variable, not confounding variables

A

internal validity

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14
Q

The degree to which a study’s findings have generality to other subjects, settings, and/or behaviors

A

external validity

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15
Q

When measuring the effects of mand training on spontaneous mands, spontaneous mands are the ___ ___.

A

dependent variable

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16
Q

The therapist keeps the same lights on during each condition to keep this ___ ___ constant.

A

extraneous variable

17
Q

Measured to determine if it changes as result of manipulations of the independent variable.

A

dependent variable

18
Q

When measuring the effects of mand training on spontaneous mands, mand training is the ___ ___.

A

independent variable

19
Q

Holding ___ ___ constant helps to establish experimental control.

A

extraneous variables

20
Q

A confounding variable exerts influence on the ___ ____.

A

dependent variable

21
Q

Experimental control of variables in a study includes controlling the independent and ___ variables.

A

extraneous

22
Q

Reliable changes in the dependent variable can show ___ ___.

A

functional control

23
Q

Demonstrating convincingly a functional relation between two variables is how to show ___ ___.

A

experimental control

24
Q

Experimental control involves controlling the independent variable and ___ ___.

A

extraneous variables