The Operational Definitions Should Be Clear Enough That a Person

question 21

Multiple Choice

The operational definitions should be clear enough that a person reading the plan

• A) Can identify what the person is thinking about when they engage in problem behaviors
• B) Can identify the inner states of the individual
• C) Can identify instances and non-instances of each problem behavior
• D) All of the above
• E) None of the above

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Definitions:

Control Limits

Control limits are statistical boundaries set in quality control processes to identify when a process is out of control or exhibits unusual variability.

Standard Errors

Estimates of the standard deviation of a sampling distribution, indicating the precision of an estimate.

Average Run Length

In statistical process control, it refers to the expected number of submissions to a process before a signal indicates a potential process control failure.

Control Limits

Statistical boundaries on a control chart that indicate the acceptable range of a process or variation.