Exam 13: Assessment of Classroom Learning

Describe the difference between intrasubject replication and intersubject replication. How do these two indicate changes over time within an individual?

Information that makes up a case study tends to come from:

Describe the multiple baseline design. What advantage does this design have over reversal design? Discuss how this design makes confounds such as history or maturation logically implausible.

The case of H.M. illustrates the ____ design used in a retrospective way.

A multielement design:

In the multiple baseline design:

To eliminate alternative hypotheses in experimental single-subject designs, ____ can be used.

In multielement designs, potentially confounding variables are:

What are the advantages of the multielement design?

Which of the following would be most suitable for a one-shot case study?

What is the underlying assumption of single-subject designs? How do they differ from other experimental designs?

The logic of the multiple baseline design requires that behavior(s) being treated:

One advantage in conducting case studies is that:

Multielement designs are best suited when the changes in behavior are:

A reversal design involves shifting from:

Which tool is most valuable in determining if a particular pattern of single-subject results that you collected is meaningful?

Under what conditions would you adopt a case study approach?

Reversal designs may use ____ of reversals.

If you are interested in comparing the pattern of data in one subject to another subject in experimental single-subject designs, you are using ____.