BRM Midterm Study Guide, SPSY 8012: Behavioral Research
and Accountability Methods Ne wes t Ve rs ion w it h
Com pl et e Qu es tion s & Ac cu ra te Det a i led
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What concept refers to when we are interested in the importance of the
target variable from the stakeholders' point of view to allow for the
target student to contact natural ongoing reinforcement?
Social significance
Which statement describes the level and variability of responding
depicted in the graph provided.
A low, stable level of responding
Which brief statement summarizes the trend and degree of variability
depicted in the graph provided.
Rapidly increasing, variable trend
,False
In single-case design research, the design does not need to be closely
linked to the research question
- true
- false
True
One hallmark characteristic of single-case design research includes
continuous measurement of the target variable(s)
- true
- false
uses statistics to demonstrate a correlational result of the study
Which of the following is NOT an advantage of single-case design?
- uses statistics to demonstrate a correlational result of the study
- variable are repeatedly measured
- changes are easily made to the independent variable as necessary
- focused on finding for the individual
,Confounding Variables
Factors that make outcome of a study uncertain due to other plausible
explanations
- Confounding variable
- Independent Variables
- External Validity
- Internal Validity
- Sample
- Repeatability
independent variable
Intervention procedures that are manipulated and hypothesized to be
related to outcomes
- Confounding variable
- Independent Variables
- External Validity
- Internal Validity
- Sample
- Repeatability
, external validity
This has been established to some extent if outcomes have been
research to allow argument for generalization
- Confounding variable
- Independent Variables
- External Validity
- Internal Validity
- Sample
- Repeatability
internal validity
If the design and data make it possible to make causal of functional
arguments then this is a feature of the study
- Confounding variable
- Independent Variables
- External Validity
- Internal Validity
- Sample
- Repeatability
and Accountability Methods Ne wes t Ve rs ion w it h
Com pl et e Qu es tion s & Ac cu ra te Det a i led
An swe rs \ Ver if ied 100 % \Gra ded
A+ \B rand New !! La te st Upda te 2026 -202 7
What concept refers to when we are interested in the importance of the
target variable from the stakeholders' point of view to allow for the
target student to contact natural ongoing reinforcement?
Social significance
Which statement describes the level and variability of responding
depicted in the graph provided.
A low, stable level of responding
Which brief statement summarizes the trend and degree of variability
depicted in the graph provided.
Rapidly increasing, variable trend
,False
In single-case design research, the design does not need to be closely
linked to the research question
- true
- false
True
One hallmark characteristic of single-case design research includes
continuous measurement of the target variable(s)
- true
- false
uses statistics to demonstrate a correlational result of the study
Which of the following is NOT an advantage of single-case design?
- uses statistics to demonstrate a correlational result of the study
- variable are repeatedly measured
- changes are easily made to the independent variable as necessary
- focused on finding for the individual
,Confounding Variables
Factors that make outcome of a study uncertain due to other plausible
explanations
- Confounding variable
- Independent Variables
- External Validity
- Internal Validity
- Sample
- Repeatability
independent variable
Intervention procedures that are manipulated and hypothesized to be
related to outcomes
- Confounding variable
- Independent Variables
- External Validity
- Internal Validity
- Sample
- Repeatability
, external validity
This has been established to some extent if outcomes have been
research to allow argument for generalization
- Confounding variable
- Independent Variables
- External Validity
- Internal Validity
- Sample
- Repeatability
internal validity
If the design and data make it possible to make causal of functional
arguments then this is a feature of the study
- Confounding variable
- Independent Variables
- External Validity
- Internal Validity
- Sample
- Repeatability
