BRM FINAL REVIEW MODULES
UPDATED ACTUAL Exam Questions and
CORRECT Answers
True - CORRECT ANSWER - A simultaneous treatment design would be appropriate if
examining particular element of a behavior support plan to see how effective that elements at
reducing appropriate behaviors.
Parametric Analysis - CORRECT ANSWER - Involves the study of how much of a
specific intervention is necessary to produce change.
"How much intervention is needed?"
Component Analysis - CORRECT ANSWER - Systematically adds or subtracts, and
verifies the contribution elements or discrete parts of theIV or treatment package.
Research Q? What companies of the intervention are needed.
Component Analysis - CORRECT ANSWER - Addresses Research Question: "Will
adding or removing an element of a multicomponent intervention change the level of dependent
variable."
Parametric Analysis - CORRECT ANSWER - RQ? "What effect will increase in the level
of the independent variable have on the dependent variable?"
Reversal Design - CORRECT ANSWER - Does the intervention work with causal and
conceptual explanations confirmed?
Case Study design with repeated measured monkey independent and dependent variables but no
replication. - CORRECT ANSWER - Does the intervention seem to be working, or do
adjustments need to be made? No causation can be argued.
, Multiple Baseline Design - CORRECT ANSWER - Does the intervention work across
settings, individuals, or different behaviors on an individual?
Withdrawal Design - CORRECT ANSWER - Is an intervention effective with causation
allowable by the research design logic?
Multi-Element design - CORRECT ANSWER - Separate interventions are consistently
paired with distinct stimulus conditions.
Multiple Treatment Designs - CORRECT ANSWER - Two or more interventions are
implemented in the same study.
Alternating Treatment Design - CORRECT ANSWER - Two or more treatments or
conditions are rapidly alternated across different stimulus conditions, with equal distributions
sought for different conditions such as time of day or activity.
Changing Criterion Design - CORRECT ANSWER - When a Criterion level of
performances met, it serves as the baseline for the next stepwise criterion.
Multi Probe Design - CORRECT ANSWER - Probes are used when there is a low
likelihood of the client acquiring skills without intervention. This avoids some problems
associated with unnecessary continuous measurement such as reactivity.
-It is implemented similarly to the Multiple baseline Design
-A true baseline with continuous measurement is used immediately before and after the
intervention is applied.
Parametric Analysis - CORRECT ANSWER - Variation of one or more parameters of a
variable in an experiment.
Components Analysis - CORRECT ANSWER - Systematically adds or subtracts, and
verifies the contributions of elements or discrete parts of the independent variable or treatment
package.
UPDATED ACTUAL Exam Questions and
CORRECT Answers
True - CORRECT ANSWER - A simultaneous treatment design would be appropriate if
examining particular element of a behavior support plan to see how effective that elements at
reducing appropriate behaviors.
Parametric Analysis - CORRECT ANSWER - Involves the study of how much of a
specific intervention is necessary to produce change.
"How much intervention is needed?"
Component Analysis - CORRECT ANSWER - Systematically adds or subtracts, and
verifies the contribution elements or discrete parts of theIV or treatment package.
Research Q? What companies of the intervention are needed.
Component Analysis - CORRECT ANSWER - Addresses Research Question: "Will
adding or removing an element of a multicomponent intervention change the level of dependent
variable."
Parametric Analysis - CORRECT ANSWER - RQ? "What effect will increase in the level
of the independent variable have on the dependent variable?"
Reversal Design - CORRECT ANSWER - Does the intervention work with causal and
conceptual explanations confirmed?
Case Study design with repeated measured monkey independent and dependent variables but no
replication. - CORRECT ANSWER - Does the intervention seem to be working, or do
adjustments need to be made? No causation can be argued.
, Multiple Baseline Design - CORRECT ANSWER - Does the intervention work across
settings, individuals, or different behaviors on an individual?
Withdrawal Design - CORRECT ANSWER - Is an intervention effective with causation
allowable by the research design logic?
Multi-Element design - CORRECT ANSWER - Separate interventions are consistently
paired with distinct stimulus conditions.
Multiple Treatment Designs - CORRECT ANSWER - Two or more interventions are
implemented in the same study.
Alternating Treatment Design - CORRECT ANSWER - Two or more treatments or
conditions are rapidly alternated across different stimulus conditions, with equal distributions
sought for different conditions such as time of day or activity.
Changing Criterion Design - CORRECT ANSWER - When a Criterion level of
performances met, it serves as the baseline for the next stepwise criterion.
Multi Probe Design - CORRECT ANSWER - Probes are used when there is a low
likelihood of the client acquiring skills without intervention. This avoids some problems
associated with unnecessary continuous measurement such as reactivity.
-It is implemented similarly to the Multiple baseline Design
-A true baseline with continuous measurement is used immediately before and after the
intervention is applied.
Parametric Analysis - CORRECT ANSWER - Variation of one or more parameters of a
variable in an experiment.
Components Analysis - CORRECT ANSWER - Systematically adds or subtracts, and
verifies the contributions of elements or discrete parts of the independent variable or treatment
package.
