Research Design Review Questions
The classic single-case research design is:
a) A-B-A reversal
b) alternating-treatments
c) multiple-baseline_________________________________________________________________________
Research Design Review Questions
With which design is it more difficult to establish a cause-effect relationship?a) A-B time series
b) alternating-treatments
c) multiple-baseline_________________________________________________________________________
Research Design Review QuestionsIn which design is the baseline optional?
a) A-B time series
b) alternating-treatments
c) multiple-baseline_________________________________________________________________________
Research Design Review QuestionsThe multiple-baseline design can be used with
a) one student with more than one problem
b) more than one student with the same problem
c) both a and b are correct_________________________________________________________________________
Research Design Review Questions
You are correct.The A-B-A design (baseline-treatment-remove treatment) is the design most closely associated with single-case research. It often will not be appropriate in school psychology and counseling applications because the treatment effects are intended to be more permanent.
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No, that's the wrong choice.The A-B-A design (baseline-treatment-remove treatment) is the design most closely associated with single-case research. It often will not be appropriate in school psychology and counseling applications because the treatment effects are intended to be more permanent.
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Correct!Cause-effect and/or functional relationships can be identified with both alternating-treatments and multiple-baseline designs. With the time series you can identify if there is change associated with the treatment, but other potential causative factors are not controlled.
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No, cause-effect and/or functional relationships can be identified with both alternating-treatments and multiple-baseline designs.With the time series you can identify if there is change associated with the treatment, but other potential causative factors are not controlled.
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That is correct. Gathering baseline data is recommended in all single-case studies but is not required in the alternating-treatments design._________________________________________________________________________
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No, that is not correct.Gathering baseline data is recommended in all single-case studies but is not required in the alternating-treatments design.
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You are correct.The multiple-baseline design actually has three options: same student with different problem, other student with same problem, and same student with same problem in different setting.
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Your answer is not wrong, but the better answer is "c" (both a and b).The multiple-baseline design actually has three options: same student with different problem, other student with same problem, and same student with same problem in different setting.
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