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Chapter Five

Chapter Five

Chapter Five. The Basics of Experimentation I: Variables and Control. PowerPoint Presentation created by Dr. Susan R. Burns Morningside College . The Nature of Variables. Variable is an event or behavior that can assume at least two values. Operationally Defining Variables.

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Dependent Samples

Dependent Samples

Dependent Samples. Within-Subjects Experimental Design. Within-Subjects Design. An Example. Chocolate and Sustained Attention Task. An Experiment. IV ? Chocolate Level of IV? 1 unit of chocolate 0 units of chocolate DV?

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Dependent Samples

Dependent Samples

Dependent Samples. Within-Subjects Experimental Design. Within-Subjects Design. An Example. Chocolate and Sustained Attention Task. An Experiment. IV ? Chocolate Level of IV? 1 unit of chocolate 0 units of chocolate DV?

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DAY 2 Single-Case Design Drug Intervention Research Tom Kratochwill

DAY 2 Single-Case Design Drug Intervention Research Tom Kratochwill

DAY 2 Single-Case Design Drug Intervention Research Tom Kratochwill. Goals of the Presentation. Present S ome Considerations in the Use of Single-Case Designs in Drug Intervention Research; Review the Role of Placebo Controls; Present Considerations for Addressing Carryover Effects;

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Components of a causal relationship

Components of a causal relationship

Components of a causal relationship. Does a change in X cause a change in Y? There are 3 components: 1) Co?variation of events 2) Time?order relationship 3) Elimination of alternative causes. Independent Variable. The presumed "cause" of a behavioral effect or change

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Objectives

Objectives

Slides to accompany Weathington, Cunningham & Pittenger (2010), Chapter 14: Correlated Groups Designs. Objectives. Correlated groups Repeated-measures designs Carryover effects Matched-group designs Mixed-model designs. Why Correlated-Groups?.

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Experimental Psychology PSY 433

Experimental Psychology PSY 433

Experimental Psychology PSY 433. Chapter 9 Conditioning and Learning (Cont.). Midterm Results. Top score = 32/34 Top score for curve = 32. Dressage Example. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zKQgTiqhPbw The horse responds to hand and leg cues that vary by location to signal different moves.

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Experimental Psychology PSY 433

Experimental Psychology PSY 433

Experimental Psychology PSY 433. Chapter 9 Conditioning and Learning (Cont.). Midterm Results. Top score = 32/34 Top score for curve = 32. Dressage Example. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zKQgTiqhPbw The horse responds to hand and leg cues that vary by location to signal different moves.

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Design and Analysis of Crossover Study Designs

Design and Analysis of Crossover Study Designs

Design and Analysis of Crossover Study Designs. Bhargava Kandala Department of Pharmaceutics College of Pharmacy , UF. Crossover Study. Treatments administered in a sequence to each experimental unit over a set of time periods. Comparison of treatments on a within-subject level.

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Design and Analysis of Crossover Study Designs

Design and Analysis of Crossover Study Designs

Design and Analysis of Crossover Study Designs. Bhargava Kandala Department of Pharmaceutics College of Pharmacy , UF. Crossover Study. Treatments administered in a sequence to each experimental unit over a set of time periods. Comparison of treatments on a within-subject level.

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