Deck 20: Visual Analysis of Single-System Design Data

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The pattern of this chart shows: <strong>The pattern of this chart shows:  </strong> A) Change in slope, no change in trend across phases B) Drift and change in level C) Change in slope, change in level D) None of the above <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A) Change in slope, no change in trend across phases
B) Drift and change in level
C) Change in slope, change in level
D) None of the above
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The pattern of this chart shows: <strong>The pattern of this chart shows:  </strong> A) Change in slope B) Drift and change in level C) No change in level but change in slope D) None of the above. <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A) Change in slope
B) Drift and change in level
C) No change in level but change in slope
D) None of the above.
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Directionality in the data-whether within or across phases-is called slope.
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Visual analysis of data is particularly reliable because one does not have to be concerned about the possibility of autocorrelation.
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Can you have a stable trend if the line made up of linked data points is continuously up and down? Draw a diagram indicating your answer.
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What do you make of a situation where the client's behavior changes from bad to good to bad during baseline? Should you start the intervention with a sense of stability, if curvilinear, behaviors?
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Trend across phases is called:

A) Variability
B) Slope
C) Drift
D) None of the above
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Deck 20: Visual Analysis of Single-System Design Data
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The pattern of this chart shows: <strong>The pattern of this chart shows:  </strong> A) Change in slope, no change in trend across phases B) Drift and change in level C) Change in slope, change in level D) None of the above

A) Change in slope, no change in trend across phases
B) Drift and change in level
C) Change in slope, change in level
D) None of the above
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The pattern of this chart shows: <strong>The pattern of this chart shows:  </strong> A) Change in slope B) Drift and change in level C) No change in level but change in slope D) None of the above.

A) Change in slope
B) Drift and change in level
C) No change in level but change in slope
D) None of the above.
B
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Directionality in the data-whether within or across phases-is called slope.
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Visual analysis of data is particularly reliable because one does not have to be concerned about the possibility of autocorrelation.
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Can you have a stable trend if the line made up of linked data points is continuously up and down? Draw a diagram indicating your answer.
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What do you make of a situation where the client's behavior changes from bad to good to bad during baseline? Should you start the intervention with a sense of stability, if curvilinear, behaviors?
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Trend across phases is called:

A) Variability
B) Slope
C) Drift
D) None of the above
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