the behavior being measured in an experiment is the…

introducing an intervention, withdrawing it, and reintroducing it to demonstrate control is a…

the B-A-B design begins with the…

a stable baseline, immediate change, and maintained effects demonstrate…

confidence that the IV caused the behavior change reflects…

behavior changing only when the intervention is introduced demonstrates…

replication increases confidence that behavior change is due to…

repeated testing alters performance independent of intervention, illustrating the threat of…

to demonstrate experimental control, change only…

visual analysis asks whether behavior change can be attributed to the…

baseline data are used to compare behavior before and after the…

graphing data as it is collected allows for…

single-case designs are used because behavior is…

systematically shifting performance criteria across phases is a…

effects of one treatment persisting into later phases are called…

measuring behavior repeatedly over time is essential because behavior is…

withdrawing the IV to determine if it caused the behavior change provides…

the variable being manipulated in an experiment is the…

a design that demonstrates control without withdrawing treatment is a…

systematically adding components to identify effective elements is an…