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|a Vannest, Kimberly J.
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|a New Approach to Single Case Research (tent.).
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|a Single Case Research in Schools addresses and examines the variety of cutting-edge issues in single case research (SCR) in educational settings. Featuring simple and practical techniques for aggregating data for evidence-based practices, the book delves into methods of selecting behaviors of interest and measuring them reliably. The latter part of Single Case Research in Schools is devoted to a step-by-step model of using SCR to evaluate practices in schools. This includes considerations such as measurement, date collection, length of phases, design consideratoins, calculati.
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|a Cover; Half Title; Title Page; Copyright Page; Dedication; Table of Contents; Series Editors' Foreword; Acknowledgement; 1. History and Significance of Single Case Research; What is Single Case Research?; A Very Brief History; Questions Answered by Single Case Research; Conclusion Validity; Main Components of Single Case Research; 2. Foundations of SCR Design and Visual Analysis; Research Designs and Their Logic; Essential Ingredients; Clients in Need; Target Behaviors; Appropriate Measures; Issue 1: Maintaining "On-Task" Behavior Using an Estimation/Approximation Scale
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|a Issue 2: Inappropriate Verbal Interactions Using a Qualitative Judgment ScaleEffective, or Believed to be Effective Treatments; Experimental Design Options; Visual Analysis; Reliability of Visual Analysis; Confounds to Visual Analysis; Validation Research on Visual Analysis; Different Validation Criteria Produce Different Results; Visual Analysis Considerations; 3. SCR Statistical Analysis; Methods That Address Trend; Tukey Tri-Split Median-Based Slope; Extended Celeration Line; Graph Rotation for Overlap and Trend; Tau-U; Tau-U Software Application; Theil-Sen; Conclusions
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|a 4. Aggregation of Data for Evidence-Based PracticesWhich Phases to Aggregate?; Multiple Base Line Design; ABABA Reversal Design; Comparing Effects Across Designs; 5. Behaviors of Interest and Their Reliable Measurement; Guideline 1: Determine the Purpose of the Measurement; Guideline 2: Building the Constructs; Creating the Measurement Tool; Guideline 3: Construct Scales that Best Assess the Desired Construct; How to Identify Behaviors/Skills; Sources for Goals; Steps for Selecting Behaviors; Considerations; Scale Construction; Simple Occurrence/Non-Occurrence Scales
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|a Scenario 1: Homework CompletionScenario 2: Hair Pulling; Likert Items; How to Construct a Scale; Frequency Scales; Scenario 1: Maintaining "On-task" Behavior; Scenario 2: Inappropriate Verbal Interactions; Scenario 3: Inappropriate Physical Interactions; Duration Scales; Scenario 1: ON Task; Scenario 2: Staying in Seat; Scenario 3: Screaming; Qualitative Judgment Scales; Scenario 1: Accepting Redirection; Scenario 2: Lying; Scenario 3: Fighting; Guttman Scales; Thurstone Scaling; When to Assess; What are Measurement Schedules?; Why We Need to Create Monitoring Schedules
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|a Sensitivity Versus FeasibilityConclusion; 6. Interobserver/Rater Reliability; What is Reliability and Why is it Important?; Sources of Error in Reliability; Sources of Error are Known and Unknown; Some Terms and Exercises for Interested Readers; Addressing Systematic Error: Ensuring Reliability, Or Minimizing Threats to Reliability.; Calculating Interrater or Interobserver Reliability; 7. How to use SCR to Evaluate Practices in Schools; Case 1; Case 2; Case 3; 8. Considerations for Decision Making in Schools; Decision Making in Schools; References; Index
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