actual final Flashcards
applied
social importance
behavior
observable events
analysis
functional relationships
generailty
maintenance, durable over time and situations
conceptually systematic
everything relates back to the same basic principe
technology
all aspects fo the experiment are well and clearly defined
effective
significant behavior change (like if the results actually significant)
functional relations
IV, DV, reliability, validity… etc
Reliability:
not repeating events, but repeating the same measurement
validity
accurately showing results
Total agreement formula
reliability= smaller/larger
interval agreement
reliability= number of agreements/ total intervals (agreeing that behavior occurred)
exact agreement
reliability= number of EXACT agreements (agreeing that the number of behaviors occurred)
which reliability calc is the most precise?
proportional
experimental design types
AB reversal multiple baselines multi elemental changing criterion
AB
not really a legit design bc it doesn’t show experimental control
Reversal
alternating between treatments
multiple baselines
can have different subjects, behaviors, etc.
changing criterion
goal setting (like reducing cigarettes), decreasing graph data points
multi elemental
switching back and forth between multiple conditions, multiple times, rapidly.
Like if multiple base lines and reversal had a baby
six points of a graph
axis units data points phase change line phase change labels axes
frequency plot
data for each individual session, graphed separately
cumulative record
each data point is added on from the previous point
Reinforcement
a stimulus change that strengthens behavior based on a contingent response, if then statement