When an Intervention in a Single-Case Design Is Expected to Have

question 42

Multiple Choice

When an intervention in a single-case design is expected to have an effect in the same direction as a baseline trend (either positive or negative) ,the researcher should

• A) provide other evidence showing an effect of the treatment that flattens the baseline.
• B) use additional means of evaluation such as asking for subjective evaluations from others familiar with the individual or comparing the individual's behavior to what is considered "normal."
• C) provide other evidence showing an effect of the treatment that causes the baseline to change direction at least twice.
• D) use graphical analysis to prove that the change from the baseline trend is a "marked" change in the behavioral record.

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Definitions:

Pattern of Behavior

A recurrent way of acting or behaving that is characteristic of an individual across different situations.

Group's Expectations

The anticipated standards and behaviors that a group aspires to or believes in.

Script

A sequence of actions, cues, or behaviors expected to be followed in a particular context, often used in relation to social interactions.

Sequence of Events

A sequence of events refers to the order in which events occur, typically used in the context of storytelling, project planning, or analyzing historical or scientific processes.