SINGLE-SUBJECT RESEARCH METHODS IN APPLIED BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS

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Learning Outcomes

define the process of research and teaching.
define research and teaching.
discuss the similariteis and differences of the process of research and teaching.
describe the principles of applied behavior analysis
discusses the principle of applied behavior analysiis by comparison
identifies the ethical research behaviors.
define measurement and evaluation
defines measurement
defines indirect and direct measurement techniques.
Defines evaluation
Explains the differences between evaluation and measurement
define validity
describes internal validity
discusses the threats of internal validity.
discusses how to control the treads of internal validity.
describes external validity.
describes the possible ways of increasing extarnal validty.
Defines social validity
discuss reliability
describes reliability
identifies the types of reliability.
analyzes reliability coefficiency.
visually analyze the data gathered in single subject research designs
discusses the types of graphics.
visually analyses the data
discusses the concept of tendency and stability of the data.
will be able tıo describe the characteristics of single subject designs and discuss ABAB model
discusses rthe concept of replication, estimation, and verification
discusses all aspects of ABAB model
describe the multiple baseline models
discusses the characteristics of multiple baseline models.
discusses the advantages and disadvantages of multiple baseline models.
describe the multiple probe models
discusses the characteristics of multiple probe models.
discusses the advantages and disadvantages of multiple probe models.
describe comparative single subject methods
1 explains the characteristics of comparative single subject designs.
2 identifies the problems in the comparative single subject designs.
describe alternating teratments designs
1 describes alternating teratment designs
2 discusses the advantages and disadvantages of alternating teratment designs
describe adapted alternating teratments designs
1 describes adapted alternating teratment designs
2 discusses the advantages and disadvantages of adapted alternating teratment designs