BRM
Final
Exam
Advantages/Disadvantages
of
SCD
-
ANS-Advantages
Uniqueness
of
the
individual
Have
repeated
measures
over
time
to
monitor
performance;
make
changes
based
on
data
flexible
induction:
bottom
up
approach
and
using
data
to
derive
theories.
Disadvantages
Reluctant
to
generalize
results
from
single
subject
to
groups
of
individuals
Baseline
Logic
-
ANS-Experimental
reasoning
commonly
used
and
behavioral
analysis
use
three
elements
which
depend
on
a
overall
experimental
approach.
prediction:
consists
of
five
data
points
in
the
series.
Anticipated
outcomes
of
a
presently
unknown
or
future
measurement
if
no
change
occurred
in
the
subjects
environment.
verification:
the
process
of
checking
that
data
(verifying
original
prediction)
is
true
or
correct,
by
terminating
or
withdrawal
of
the
treatment.
replication:
repeating
the
independent
variable
manipulation
previously
observed.
Second
change
reduces
the
probability
that
a
variable
other
than
treatment
was
responsible
for
the
chance.
Concept
application
and
measurement
of
program
adherence
(also
known
as
treatment
integrity
or
intervention
adherence)
-
ANS-Treatment
Integrity:
extent
to
which
a
given
intervention
was
implemented
as
originally
designed;
reliability
of
the
independent
variable
inter
related
to
internal
validity
degree
to
which
an
observed
change
in
behaviors
is
due
to
independent
variable.
Effective
Intervention
(the
what)
+
Effective
Implementation
(the
how)
=
Expected
Outcome
Final
Exam
Advantages/Disadvantages
of
SCD
-
ANS-Advantages
Uniqueness
of
the
individual
Have
repeated
measures
over
time
to
monitor
performance;
make
changes
based
on
data
flexible
induction:
bottom
up
approach
and
using
data
to
derive
theories.
Disadvantages
Reluctant
to
generalize
results
from
single
subject
to
groups
of
individuals
Baseline
Logic
-
ANS-Experimental
reasoning
commonly
used
and
behavioral
analysis
use
three
elements
which
depend
on
a
overall
experimental
approach.
prediction:
consists
of
five
data
points
in
the
series.
Anticipated
outcomes
of
a
presently
unknown
or
future
measurement
if
no
change
occurred
in
the
subjects
environment.
verification:
the
process
of
checking
that
data
(verifying
original
prediction)
is
true
or
correct,
by
terminating
or
withdrawal
of
the
treatment.
replication:
repeating
the
independent
variable
manipulation
previously
observed.
Second
change
reduces
the
probability
that
a
variable
other
than
treatment
was
responsible
for
the
chance.
Concept
application
and
measurement
of
program
adherence
(also
known
as
treatment
integrity
or
intervention
adherence)
-
ANS-Treatment
Integrity:
extent
to
which
a
given
intervention
was
implemented
as
originally
designed;
reliability
of
the
independent
variable
inter
related
to
internal
validity
degree
to
which
an
observed
change
in
behaviors
is
due
to
independent
variable.
Effective
Intervention
(the
what)
+
Effective
Implementation
(the
how)
=
Expected
Outcome
