Unit 2 Flashcards

1
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In Behavior Analysis data is:

A

Graphed (charted)

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2
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standard celeration chart

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fit all bx’s in one chart

no change in y-axis

length of observation taken into account

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2
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relatively simple visual formats for displaying data

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graph

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2
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used for summarizing and comparing data for different groups of subjects and/or different conditions

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bar graph (histogram)

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3
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“A type of graph on which the cumulative number of responses emitted is represented on the vertical axis; the steeper the slope of the data path, the greater the response rate.”

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cumulative record

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3
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What is this?

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Scatter Plot

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4
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a data collection form for problem behavior and the intervals of time behaviors occurred. it provides a graphic display of data in a grid format. it is used to identify patterns of responding in natural settings

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scatter plot

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5
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Types of Graphs

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  1. bar graph
  2. cumulative record
  3. equal interval line
  4. semi-logarithmic

(standard celeration)

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6
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bar graphs

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summarize and compare data for groups/conditions

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6
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data points

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individual value of the DV

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6
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uses of equal-interval line graphs

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  • track client’s progress
  • evaluate effectiveness of interventions
  • present results of functional analyses
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8
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considerations during visual analysis of data

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number of data points

level and mean shift

variability

trend

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9
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horizontal axis

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passage of time

whole units

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10
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“A two-dimensional graph with a logarithmic schaled y axis so that equal distances on the vertical axis represent changes in behavior that are of equal proportions

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semi-logarithmic graph

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12
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phase change line

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major changes in interventions or environemental events

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12
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Bar graph (histogram)

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13
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equal interval line

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  • each point represents a relationship between two dimensions,
  • most commonly used,
  • evaluates treatment effectiveness
14
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vertical axis

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represents target behavior/dependent variable

15
Q

variability

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changes within phases

15
Q

Changes in an intervention should be denoted by a __, while changes in the parameters of an intervention should be denoted by a __.

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Phase change line (solid line); Condition change line (dotted line).


16
Q

Graph type?

A

Equal-Interval line graph

17
Q

interpreting graphs

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did a significant change in one of the dimensions of the target behavior occur between one phase/condition and the next?

was the change due to manipulation? how certain are we?

17
Q

“the overal direction taken by the data path”

A

trend

19
Q

the value on the vertical axis scale around which a set of behavioral measures converge (mean or median).

A

level

21
Q

cumulative record

A

developed by skinner; primary means of data collection and analysis in EAB labs

22
Q

Graphic display used to summarize and compare groups of data. The values on! the horizontal (x) axis are discrete.

A

bar graph

23
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used to compare sets of data which are not related to one another by a common underlying dimension by which the horizontal axis can be scaled. That is the data are discrete.

A

bar graph (histogram)

25
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“A device that automatically draws cumulative records (graphs) that show the rate of response in real time; each time a response is emitted, a pen moves upward across paper that continuously moves at a constant speed.”

A

cumulative recorder

26
Q

Graphic display used to compare changes in behavior across phases and/or conditions. The vertical (y) axis consists of an add-subtract scale.

A

equal-interval line graph

27
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Visual Analysis

A

evaluation of an experimental manipulation

28
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Graphic display used to compare changes in rate over time (celeration). The vertical (y) axis consists of a multiply divide scale.

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semi-logarithmic graph

29
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types of graphic displays

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  • bar graph (histogram)
  • cumulative record
  • equal-interval line graph
  • semi-logarithmic graph
31
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“The evaluation of an experimental or clinical manipulation via visual inspection of graphed data.”

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Visual analysis (criterion by inspection)

32
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trend

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directionality of data points; best fit line

33
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In equal-interval line graphs and semi- logarithmic graphs, the passage of time is represented in the ___, while the values of behavior are represented in the ___.

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Horizontal (x) axis; Vertical (y) axis!

35
Q

graph

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visual format for displaying data; major tool for communicating ABA results

36
Q

Graph type?

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cummulative record

37
Q

a type of graph “based on a caresian plane… Any point within the plane represents a specific relation between the two dimensions described by the intersecting lines.

it is the most common for displaying data in ABA

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equal-interval line graph

39
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Graphic display in which data are graphed cumulatively. The slope of the line indicates rate of responding.

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cumulative record

40
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Ways of displaying data

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  • Embedded in a text
  • Displayed in a table (in summary form).
  • Graphed (charted)
41
Q

graph type?

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Semi-Logarithmic Graph

42
Q

“the extent to which measure of behavior under the same environmental conditions diverge from one another”

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variability