When Individuals Use Behavior Modification Procedures to Change Their Own

question 17

Multiple Choice

When individuals use behavior modification procedures to change their own behavior it is referred to as:​

• A) ​contingency control
• B) ​functional control
• C) ​self-monitoring
• D) ​self-management

Interpret the effects of sample size on the width of the confidence interval.

Recognize the impact of the standard deviation and standard error on confidence intervals.

Understand the relationship between level of confidence and precision of the confidence interval.

Evaluate the influence of confidence intervals on hypothesis testing.

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Definitions:

Experimental Trials

Controlled tests conducted to study the efficacy or effects of a variable under study, often used in scientific and medical research.

Interrupted Time Series Experiments

Research design involving observations of a given variable over time, both before and after an intervention, to assess the effect of that intervention.

Program Logic Model

A tool used in program evaluation that visually represents the relationships between a program's resources, activities, outputs, and intended outcomes.

Intermediate-term Changes

Transformations or developments that occur over a middle-range period, not immediately but not lasting long enough to be considered long-term.