Design

Front 1

Abcissa

Back 1

Horizontal line/ axis used for time with hatch marks that are equidistant

Front 2

Ordinal

Back 2

Vertical line / axis used for target with hatch marks that are equidistant

Front 3

Intervention

Back 3

Specific planned actions the practitioners take to affect or change target/s (behavioral therapy)

Front 4

Intervention Techniques

Back 4

Specific planned actions in which it is clear who does what to whom under what conditions (e.g. positive reinforcement)

Front 5

Intervention Fidelity / Treatment Integrity

Back 5

Intervention is implemented as planned and as designed

Front 6

Phases

Back 6

Periods of time when distinctive evaluation activities occur. See all 7 types

Front 7

Baseline Phase

Back 7

No planned intervention occurs (A)

Front 8

Intervention Phase

Back 8

When a planned intervention is applied (B, C, D, etc.)

Front 9

Maintenance Phase (M)

Back 9

Seeing client on a less intense level for a limited time after finishing intervention to maintain (M)

Front 10

Removal during a Phase - 2 Types

Back 10

Generic term where the original intervention is taken away for any reason

Front 11

Withdrawal during a Phase - 1st type of Removal Phase

Back 11

Complete removal of the first intervention while continuing to collect data

Front 12

Reversal during a Phase - 2nd type of Removal Phase

Back 12

A removal of the first intervention and then applying that intervention to another target during the removal phase, while continuing to collect data of the original target

Front 13

Reversible Changes during a Phase

Back 13

Changes that may go away when the interention is removed

Front 14

Carryover

Back 14

The effects obtained in one phase apear to "carry over" into the next phase

Front 15

Comparing base line and intervention periods to decide to:

Back 15

1. Continue the intervention

2. Modify the intervention (e.g. more of it, more often)

3. Cancel the intervention

4. Change to another intervention

5. Add another intervention