BRM
Midterm
Study
Guide
2
approaches
to
assessment
of
social
validity
-
ANS-1)
Consumer
Ratings
2)
Peer
norm
use
Advantage
of
using
visual
analysis
in
SCD
-
ANS--Shows
each
condition
and
length
of
components
-Displays
organization
and
logic
of
design
-Allows
for
decisions
while
a
study
is
underway
Baseline
Logic
-
ANS-Prediction,
Verification,
Replication
by
affirmation
of
the
consequent
Cofounding
variables
-
ANS-Factors
that
make
outcomes
of
a
study
uncertain
due
to
other
plausible
explanations
Count
-
ANS-tally
number
of
behavior
occurrences
Dependent
Variable
-
ANS-What's
measured
to
judge
outcomes
(target
behavior/what
needs
changed)
Direct
Observation
-
ANS-a
measurement
system
that
takes
data
at
the
time/place
the
behavior
occurs
(watching
behavior
as
it
occurs)
*Golden
Standard
of
measuring
behaviors*
Direct
Replication
-
ANS--The
repetition
of
an
experimental
manipulation
either
within/between
participants
-Testing
to
see
if
the
same
effect
can
be
produced
again
Disadvantage
of
single
case
design
-
ANS-The
experimental
trials
of
single-case
designs
are
run
on
only
one
subject,
it
is
difficult
to
empirically
show
with
the
experiment's
data
that
the
findings
will
generalize
out
to
larger
populations.
Duration
-
ANS-The
amount
of
time
that
elapses
from
the
onset
of
a
response
to
the
offset
of
the
same
response
Estimating
level
and
slope
-
ANS-Imagine
a
band
that
has
about
half
of
the
data
points
above
it,
and
half
below
it.
Event
Recording
-
ANS-Record
number
of
occurrences
of
behavior
Experimental
Control
-
ANS--demonstrating
a
functional
relation
Midterm
Study
Guide
2
approaches
to
assessment
of
social
validity
-
ANS-1)
Consumer
Ratings
2)
Peer
norm
use
Advantage
of
using
visual
analysis
in
SCD
-
ANS--Shows
each
condition
and
length
of
components
-Displays
organization
and
logic
of
design
-Allows
for
decisions
while
a
study
is
underway
Baseline
Logic
-
ANS-Prediction,
Verification,
Replication
by
affirmation
of
the
consequent
Cofounding
variables
-
ANS-Factors
that
make
outcomes
of
a
study
uncertain
due
to
other
plausible
explanations
Count
-
ANS-tally
number
of
behavior
occurrences
Dependent
Variable
-
ANS-What's
measured
to
judge
outcomes
(target
behavior/what
needs
changed)
Direct
Observation
-
ANS-a
measurement
system
that
takes
data
at
the
time/place
the
behavior
occurs
(watching
behavior
as
it
occurs)
*Golden
Standard
of
measuring
behaviors*
Direct
Replication
-
ANS--The
repetition
of
an
experimental
manipulation
either
within/between
participants
-Testing
to
see
if
the
same
effect
can
be
produced
again
Disadvantage
of
single
case
design
-
ANS-The
experimental
trials
of
single-case
designs
are
run
on
only
one
subject,
it
is
difficult
to
empirically
show
with
the
experiment's
data
that
the
findings
will
generalize
out
to
larger
populations.
Duration
-
ANS-The
amount
of
time
that
elapses
from
the
onset
of
a
response
to
the
offset
of
the
same
response
Estimating
level
and
slope
-
ANS-Imagine
a
band
that
has
about
half
of
the
data
points
above
it,
and
half
below
it.
Event
Recording
-
ANS-Record
number
of
occurrences
of
behavior
Experimental
Control
-
ANS--demonstrating
a
functional
relation