Question 1

The best baselines are ____ or trend in the _____ direction to the predicted intervention effect.

Accepted Answer

A)  instable; same 
B)  instable; opposite. 
C)  stable; same 
D)  stable; opposite. 
A)  instable; same 
B)  instable; opposite. 
C)  stable; same 
D)  stable; opposite. D

Question 2

Advantages of single-subject designs include

Accepted Answer

A)  monitoring of the subject's behavior throughout the experiment. 
B)  large numbers of subjects are not required to conduct an entire experiment. 
C)  they do not require sophisticated statistical analysis. 
D)  all of these 
A)  monitoring of the subject's behavior throughout the experiment. 
B)  large numbers of subjects are not required to conduct an entire experiment. 
C)  they do not require sophisticated statistical analysis. 
D)  all of these D

Question 3

____ validity refers to the extent to which findings may be generalized beyond the research setting.

Accepted Answer

A)  Social 
B)  Internal 
C)  External 
D)  Experimental 
A)  Social 
B)  Internal 
C)  External 
D)  Experimental C

Question 4

____ validity refers to the ability to conclude cause and effect.

Accepted Answer

A)  Social 
B)  Internal 
C)  External 
D)  Experimental 
A)  Social 
B)  Internal 
C)  External 
D)  Experimental

Question 5

A _____ design includes initially obtaining a baseline, then introducing an intervention, and then returning to the baseline conditions.

Accepted Answer

A)  reversal 
B)  multiple baseline 
C)  group 
D)  correlational 
A)  reversal 
B)  multiple baseline 
C)  group 
D)  correlational

Question 6

A _____ design includes initially obtaining a baseline on different people, in different settings, or for different behaviors, and then sequentially introducing an intervention.

Accepted Answer

A)  reversal 
B)  multiple baseline 
C)  group 
D)  correlational 
A)  reversal 
B)  multiple baseline 
C)  group 
D)  correlational

The best baselines are or trend in the _ direction to the predicted intervention effect.

Advantages of single-subject designs include

____ validity refers to the extent to which findings may be generalized beyond the research setting.

____ validity refers to the ability to conclude cause and effect.

A _____ design includes initially obtaining a baseline, then introducing an intervention, and then returning to the baseline conditions.

A _____ design includes initially obtaining a baseline on different people, in different settings, or for different behaviors, and then sequentially introducing an intervention.

Science, Psychology, and Adaptive Learning

Predictive Learning: Basic Principles and Phenomena

Predictive Learning: Basic Variables and Theoretical Issues&nbsp

Predictive Learning: Applications

Control Learning: Basic Principles and Phenomena

Control Learning: Basic Variables and Theoretical Issues

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Exam 2: Adaptive Learning Research Methods

The best baselines are ____ or trend in the _____ direction to the predicted intervention effect.

Advantages of single-subject designs include

____ validity refers to the extent to which findings may be generalized beyond the research setting.

____ validity refers to the ability to conclude cause and effect.

A _____ design includes initially obtaining a baseline, then introducing an intervention, and then returning to the baseline conditions.

A _____ design includes initially obtaining a baseline on different people, in different settings, or for different behaviors, and then sequentially introducing an intervention.

Science, Psychology, and Adaptive Learning

Predictive Learning: Basic Principles and Phenomena

Predictive Learning: Basic Variables and Theoretical Issues&nbsp

Predictive Learning: Applications

Control Learning: Basic Principles and Phenomena

Control Learning: Basic Variables and Theoretical Issues

Filters

The best baselines are or trend in the _ direction to the predicted intervention effect.