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evaluating different intensities or levels of an intervention uses a…
A-B-A-B is preferred over A-B-A because it includes…
gradual change in how observers record behavior is called…
the variable being manipulated in an experiment is the…
reversal designs demonstrate experimental control by…
arranging conditions systematically to evaluate intervention effects is…
introducing intervention at different times across tiers in a multiple baseline design is called…
repeating procedures while intentionally varying conditions is…
a design that alternates between baseline and intervention phases is a…
reversal designs are inappropriate when behavior change is…
confidence that the IV caused the behavior change reflects…
targeting the same behavior across different individuals uses a…
a design involving alternation of multiple interventions with baseline is a…
the changing-criterion design evaluates interventions that produce…
single-subject designs evaluate effects by comparing behavior…
when withdrawal of an effective treatment is unethical, the preferred design is a…
reintroducing the IV to demonstrate behavior change again involves…
responding that shows stability in level, trend, and variability is…
a design that begins with intervention already in place is a…
a design that rapidly alternates between two or more conditions to compare effects is a…