Chapter 8: Multiple Baseline Designs
Basic Multiple Baseline Design - correct answer Demonstration of a functional
relationship between the target behavior and intervention by replicating the
intervention effects with two or more behaviors, in two or more settings, with two or
more individuals.
Basic Design (multiple baseline) - correct answer The basic baseline design includes
two or more A-B designs in which baseline data are simultaneously measured and
the intervention is introduced to one behavior, in one setting, or with one individual
at a time.
Prediction (multiple baseline) - correct answer After baseline data are stable, the
prediction would be that there would be no change in the data path for the
dependent variables if there was no intervention effect.
Verification (multiple baseline) - correct answer When the intervention is
implemented, the data path for the dependent variable changes predictably.
Replication (multiple baseline) - correct answer The prediction and verification are
repeated for each dependent variable.
Covariance (multiple baseline) - correct answer This occurs when baseline measures
change in the same direction as during an intervention change although the
intervention has not yet been implemented with the dependent variable, this is a
threat to internal validity.
Multiple Baseline Across Behaviors Design - correct answer The same intervention is
applied to similar behaviors in the same individual in the same setting.
Multiple Baseline Across Settings Design - correct answer The same intervention is
applied to the same behavior in the same individual in different settings.
