BDS D.7 PART 1 UPDATED QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS
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1. With which design will you change the condition every session or nearly every session?
Answer:
alternating treatments design
Question:
2. Reversal designs require that each condition is
Answer:
long enough to achieve a steady state of representative responding.
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3. The multiple probe design
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employs a multiple baseline assessment strategy ap-plied to the acquisition of behavioral
performances comprised of similar, but functionally independent behaviors.
Question:
4. Which could provide the strongest demonstration of experimental control?
Answer:
A-B-A-B-A
Question:
5. A reversal design can be character-ized by
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A-B-A-B, where A—baseline, B=intervention.
Question:
6. With a reversal design, each rever-sal
Answer:
strengthens the demonstration of experimental control.
Question:
7. A multiple treatments design may be designated as
Answer:
A-B-A-C-A, where A=baseline, B=intervention 1, C=inter-vention 2
Question:
8. In an A-B-A design, a reversal oc-curs when
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baseline is re-introduced and the behavior approxi-mates the level during the original baseline.
Question:
9. An underlying assumption of the multiple probe design is that
ANSWERS
Question:
1. With which design will you change the condition every session or nearly every session?
Answer:
alternating treatments design
Question:
2. Reversal designs require that each condition is
Answer:
long enough to achieve a steady state of representative responding.
Question:
3. The multiple probe design
Answer:
employs a multiple baseline assessment strategy ap-plied to the acquisition of behavioral
performances comprised of similar, but functionally independent behaviors.
Question:
4. Which could provide the strongest demonstration of experimental control?
Answer:
A-B-A-B-A
Question:
5. A reversal design can be character-ized by
Answer:
A-B-A-B, where A—baseline, B=intervention.
Question:
6. With a reversal design, each rever-sal
Answer:
strengthens the demonstration of experimental control.
Question:
7. A multiple treatments design may be designated as
Answer:
A-B-A-C-A, where A=baseline, B=intervention 1, C=inter-vention 2
Question:
8. In an A-B-A design, a reversal oc-curs when
Answer:
baseline is re-introduced and the behavior approxi-mates the level during the original baseline.
Question:
9. An underlying assumption of the multiple probe design is that
