Unit 2

Question 1

In Behavior Analysis data is:

Answer 1

Graphed (charted)

Question 2

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

Question 2

relatively simple visual formats for displaying data

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graph

Question 2

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

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bar graph (histogram)

Question 3

“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

Question 3

What is this?

Answer 3

Scatter Plot

Question 4

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

Answer 4

scatter plot

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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)

Question 6

bar graphs

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summarize and compare data for groups/conditions

Question 6

data points

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individual value of the DV

Question 6

uses of equal-interval line graphs

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• track client’s progress
• evaluate effectiveness of interventions
• present results of functional analyses

Question 8

considerations during visual analysis of data

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number of data points

level and mean shift

variability

trend

Question 9

horizontal axis

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passage of time

whole units

Question 10

“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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phase change line

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major changes in interventions or environemental events

Question 12

Answer 12

Bar graph (histogram)

Question 13

equal interval line

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

Question 14

vertical axis

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represents target behavior/dependent variable

Question 15

variability

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changes within phases

Question 15

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).


Question 16

Graph type?

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Equal-Interval line graph

Question 17

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?

Question 17

“the overal direction taken by the data path”

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trend

Question 19

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

Answer 19

level

Question 21

cumulative record

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

Question 22

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

Answer 22

bar graph

Question 23

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.

Answer 23

bar graph (histogram)

Question 25

“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.”

Answer 25

cumulative recorder

Question 26

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

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equal-interval line graph

Question 27

Visual Analysis

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evaluation of an experimental manipulation

Question 28

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

Question 29

types of graphic displays

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* bar graph (histogram) * cumulative record * equal-interval line graph * semi-logarithmic graph

Question 31

“The evaluation of an experimental or clinical manipulation via visual inspection of graphed data.”

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Visual analysis (criterion by inspection)

Question 32

trend

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directionality of data points; best fit line

Question 33

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!

Question 35

graph

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

Question 36

Graph type? ![]()

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cummulative record

Question 37

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

Answer 37

equal-interval line graph

Question 39

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

Answer 39

cumulative record

Question 40

Ways of displaying data

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* Embedded in a text * Displayed in a table (in summary form). * Graphed (charted)

Question 41

graph type? ![]()

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Semi-Logarithmic Graph

Question 42

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

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variability