Most Researchers Using Single-Case Designs Use an "Experimental Criterion" to Tell

question 2

Multiple Choice

Most researchers using single-case designs use an "experimental criterion" to tell them whether behavior has changed significantly with treatment. This involves looking for/at

• A) repeated demonstrations that behavior changes reliably each time treatment is introduced.
• B) a statistically significant difference between behavior during baseline and behavior during treatment.
• C) improved functioning after treatment.
• D) signs that the treated person functions significantly better than non-treated peers.

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Definitions:

Retinal Disparity

The slight difference in visual perception from each eye, contributing to depth perception and the understanding of three-dimensional space.

Basilar Membrane

A critical structure within the inner ear contributing to the mechanism of hearing by converting sound vibrations into neural signals.

Cochlea

A spiral-shaped, fluid-filled inner ear structure essential for converting sound waves into electrical impulses for hearing.

Eardrum

The Eardrum, or tympanic membrane, is a thin, cone-shaped membrane that separates the external ear from the middle ear and vibrates in response to sound waves.