In the Single Subject Design Process, the Criterion Where the Observed

question 15

Multiple Choice

In the single subject design process, the criterion where the observed change in the outcome must occur at (or soon after) the time the intervention is implemented is called

• A)accompanying behavior.
• B)collateral variable.
• C)ancillary occurrence.
• D)concomitant variation.

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Definitions:

Raymond Cattell

A psychologist known for his work in personality theory, particularly the development of the 16 Personality Factor (16PF) questionnaire.

G Factor

The general intelligence factor, proposed by Charles Spearman, suggesting a single, underlying intellectual ability influencing performance on various cognitive tasks.

Types of Intelligence

Refers to different ways of understanding, processing, and applying knowledge, such as linguistic, logical-mathematical, and spatial intelligence.

Sternberg

Refers to Robert Sternberg, a psychologist known for his work on intelligence, creativity, and love theories.