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To establish a(n) , a behavior is sampled repeatedly over time and plotted. |
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In the single-subject design, reliability of effects is assessed by means of . |
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The application of statistical techniques to the study of individual differences was pioneered by . |
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External validity is assessed in a single-subject experiment by using . |
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The two conditions in the simplest baseline design are the and the . |
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In the single-subject baseline design, subjects usually remain in a given treatment condition until a particular is met. |
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In the baseline design, replication shows whether the results obtained with one subject are similar or dissimilar to those obtained with the others. |
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Between-subjects and within-subjects designs use inferential statistics to establish reliability of effects, whereas single-subject designs use . |
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According to your text, selecting a good stability criterion is somewhat of a(n) . |
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In the single-subject baseline design, subjects are usually returned to the baseline condition after receiving the treatment. When you do this, you are employing a strategy. |
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Before you can deal with uncontrolled variability, you must . |
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A baseline that fails to return to pretreatment levels because the treatment has permanently altered the subject's responses is said to be . |
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When you have a(n) it does not stabilize but shows slow and systematic changes. |
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If baseline levels of performance cannot be recovered during reversal in a baseline design, then you have a(n) baseline. |
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baseline designs provide a solution to the problem of irreversible changes in baseline. |
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designs measure moment-by-moment changes in behavior across baseline and intervention phases. |
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refers to regular patterns of behavioral change over time. |
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In a(n) design behavior is measured over a large number of separate trials. |
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Analysis of data from a discrete trials design usually starts by the responses across the repeated presentations of a particular treatment. |
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Some single-subject researchers advocate the use of to analyze data from single-subject designs. |
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