An A-B-C assessment is a useful tool for
a. obtaining daily frequency counts of targeted behavior
b. measuring the behavioral expectations of the setting
c. assessing behavior in the context of its immediate antecedents and consequences
d. assessing peers' use of identified problem behaviors
e. initiating a behavior intervention plan
C
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A. Fisher’s exact test B. Loglinear analysis C. Seymour’s test of precision D. Multiple t-tests
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The One-way ANOVA Repeated Measures Test is different than the paired-samples t test in which of the following ways?
a. Paired-samples t-test uses two samples while the One-way ANOVA Repeated Measures Test uses three or more. b. Paired-sample test does not require scale data for the dependent variable. c. Null hypothesis for One-way ANOVA Repeated Measures Test is that means are equal. d. Alternative hypothesis for paired-samples t-test is that the means are equal.
First impressions:
a) are not very important since most of them can be changed. b) are unfair because people reach wrong conclusions based on them. c) are usually influential as they are almost always accurate. d) rightly or wrongly carry a lot of weight when a person is evaluated.