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What is the primary determinant of airway resistance?
Reversal Design
An experimental technique where a behavior is measured before and after a treatment is introduced, and then once again when the treatment is removed.
Intervention
Actions or strategies implemented to produce a change in a situation or in the behavior of individuals, often within educational or therapeutic contexts.
Changing Criterion Design
A method of graphing behavioral observations used to evaluate a slow and orderly increase or decrease in a student’s performance level by changing the criterion for the student to receive an intervention in a stepwise fashion.
Target Criterion
A specific goal or standard of performance that individuals aim to achieve in an intervention, training program, or behavioral experiment.
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