TZ907 Revision (4)

Ideally you should record fidelity for ___% of sessions

Applying findings and influencing change at different levels of wider systems is called...

Confidence intervals are reported in isolation

_____ involves synthesizing summary stats from a range of studies using stats to make comparisons

For celeration ideally this will be...

Increased fidelity = reduced effectiveness

The metric equivalent of 'trend 'is...

Clinical significance is not an individualised concept

Which type of growth increases by adding and decreases by subtraction

Bounce of x8.97 indicates..

______ involves gathering raw data from articles and calculating stats to standardise results for comparison

Which are some ways to increase the impact of research...

Which way to validate the social significance of bx changes is the best in ABA...

Why is a SSC called 'standardised'

Recording baby steps is best displayed using a linear graph

Identify the threats to procedural fidelity

Identify the other terms for procedural fidelity

Magnitude means...

Identify two ways to assess clinical significance

For bounce the closer to 1 the...

The magnitude of findings is primarily assessed using..

Which types of growth sees a rapid increase at the beginning and then stabilises

Identify ways to increase procedural fidelity

Celeration of x1.12 indicates...

Divide sign for bounce indicates variability reduced (more stable)

Identify the types of generalisation/maintenance

The metric equivalent of 'envelope of variability 'is...

Rapid gains can lead to rapid decay

Which types of growth increases by multiplying and decreases by dividing

Ideally you should aims fidelity for ___% accuracy across sessions

Which SCD can generalisation impact experimental control?

The metric equivalent of 'immediacy of effect 'is...

'-' indicates deceleration of performance

Clinical significance is described as...

Logarithimic growth shows "how big a deal" a change is

Bounce of x0.97 indicates..

A type of error consistently in one direction (e.g. clock 5 mins fast) is described as...

Identify considerations needed around generalisation in research..

Behaviour change across time represents a ______ pattern

Identify some limitations of meta and mega analyses

Which is NOT a way to validate the social significance of bx changes..

Identify the types of growth...

What are some limitations to research making an impact...

Data from data repositories can also be used for...

Transparency in research involves...

Two other ways to assess magnitude ALONGSIDE visual analysis are..

Displaying technological improvements is best displayed using exponential growth

________ involves pulling together existing evidence around a topic and providing an overview on this

Which is NOT a reason why standardisation is important?

Which method of calculating effect size can be complete by hand

Social comparison is comparing findings to normative data

How are generalisation/maintenance generally measures..

Having a large body of quality SCDs showing same conclusions around a topic is also called...

Identify two ways to measure clinical significance

Ways to increase transparency in research is to...

Which types of growth sees a slow effect at the beginning followed by a rapid increase

Behaviour increases (growth) by....

Behaviour decreases (decays) by...

'x' indicates acceleration of performance

The metric equivalent of 'level 'is...

Which type of pattern does mainstream ABA typically use?

Celeration of x2.5 indicates...

Celeration of / 11.5 indicates...

Error of commission means to...

Identify ways to increase procedural fidelity

Identify which is NOT a common barrier to measuring maintenance

Subjective evaluation means to..

Which method of calculating effect size is the best?

Rating scales and questionnaires are a good way to assess consumer acceptability of procedures

______ is using not live individuals rather video programs or video modelling

Bouce of x6.08 indicates..