Here’s a set of 100+ fill-in-the-blank flashcards based on the content from Lecture 9 - Single-Subject Research & Presenting Your Research and Lecture 10 - Open Science and Inclusivity. These flashcards are designed to be challenging and focus on key concepts, definitions, and details from the lectures
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### Lecture 9: Single-Subject Research & Presenting Your Research
1. Single-subject research is __________ in nature, but typically involves 2-10 participants.
- Answer: quantitative
2. In single-subject research, the __________ phase involves detailed measurements of behavior before any intervention.
- Answer: baseline
3. The __________ design involves a baseline (A), treatment (B), and a return to baseline (A).
- Answer: ABA
4. In single-subject research, the __________ strategy involves waiting until the variability in the data settles down.
- Answer: steady state
5. A __________ design is used when it is unethical to remove treatment or when the treatment has lasting effects.
- Answer: multiple-baseline
6. In a multiple-baseline design, treatment is introduced at __________ times for different participants.
- Answer: different
7. The __________ design involves alternating between two or more treatments rapidly.
- Answer: alternating treatments
8. Single-subject research is often associated with __________ research, but it is not limited to this field.
- Answer: behavioral
9. The __________ is a common measure used in single-subject research to assess the percentage of non-overlapping data.
- Answer: PND (Percent of Non-overlapping Data)
10. Single-subject researchers often rely on __________ to analyze data rather than inferential statistics.
- Answer: visual inspection
11. The __________ debate involves disagreements between group researchers and single-subject researchers about data analysis.
- Answer: external validity
12. Single-subject research is criticized for having weak __________, but it is praised for its high __________.
- Answer: external validity, internal validity
13. The __________ design is used to compare the effects of multiple treatments on the same subject.
- Answer: multiple-treatment reversal
14. In single-subject research, the __________ phase involves removing the treatment to see if the behavior returns to baseline.
- Answer: reversal
15. The __________ design is used when there are multiple behaviors, settings, or participants to study.
- Answer: multiple-baseline
16. The __________ is a key assumption of single-subject research, where researchers manipulate variables to establish cause and effect.
- Answer: causal relationship
17. Single-subject research is often used in fields like __________, __________, and __________.
- Answer: developmental disability, education, organizational psychology
18. The __________ is a common criticism of single-subject research, as it is difficult to generalize findings to larger populations.
- Answer: small sample size
19. The __________ is a measure used in single-subject research to assess the latency of effects.
- Answer: trend
20. The __________ is a key feature of single-subject research, where researchers focus on observing change in individuals.
- Answer: intensive focus
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### Lecture 10: Open Science and Inclusivity
21. The __________ crisis refers to the inability to replicate many scientific findings.
- Answer: replicability
22. The Open Science Collaboration found that only __________% of psychology studies could be replicated.
- Answer: 36
23. __________ is a practice where researchers publicly share their hypotheses and data analysis plans before conducting a study.
- Answer: Preregistration
24. The __________ journal found that 62% of studies could be replicated in their replication project.
- Answer: Nature Human Behavior
25. __________ is a key practice in open science, where researchers share their data for others to verify.
- Answer: Data sharing
26. The __________ project replicated 28 psychology studies and found that 54% could be replicated.
- Answer: ManyLabs 2
27. Western science is built on __________, which emphasizes individual freedom and meritocracy.
- Answer: neoliberal individualism
28. __________ is a term used to describe the unpaid or undervalued work often done by women and minorities in academia.
- Answer: Care work
29. The __________ focus in science often excludes marginalized groups and assumes that white, male experiences are the norm.
- Answer: identity-neutral
30. The __________ approach in science focuses on addressing multiple forms of inequality simultaneously.
- Answer: intersectional
31. The __________ crisis has led to calls for more transparency and reproducibility in scientific research.
- Answer: replicability
32. __________ is a practice where journals review studies based on their methodology rather than their results.
- Answer: Results-free review
33. The __________ article by Ledgerwood et al. (2022) critiques the inequalities in Western science.
- Answer: opinion/review
34. The __________ system in science often rewards work that upholds the status quo, such as publishing in top-tier journals.
- Answer: incentive
35. The __________ approach in science focuses on addressing inequalities related to gender, race, and disability simultaneously.
- Answer: intersectional
36. The __________ project found that only 36% of psychology studies could be replicated.
- Answer: Open Science Collaboration
37. The __________ crisis has led to increased calls for data sharing and open access to research.
- Answer: replicability
38. The __________ approach in science focuses on addressing inequalities related to gender, race, and disability simultaneously.
- Answer: intersectional
39. The __________ project found that only 36% of psychology studies could be replicated.
- Answer: Open Science Collaboration
40. The __________ crisis has led to increased calls for data sharing and open access to research.
- Answer: replicability
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### Multiple Baseline Example (PECS Study)
41. The PECS study used a __________ design to evaluate the effects of the intervention.
- Answer: multiple-baseline
42. The PECS system is an __________ communication system used with children with autism.
- Answer: augmentative
43. The PECS study found that all three children showed increases in __________ speech after training.
- Answer: spontaneous
44. The PECS study measured __________ behaviors, such as joint attention and eye contact.
- Answer: social-communicative
45. The PECS study found that problem behaviors __________ after PECS training.
- Answer: decreased
46. The PECS system uses __________ to teach children to communicate using pictures.
- Answer: behavioral principles
47. The PECS study found that the children’s mean length of utterance (MLU) __________ after training.
- Answer: increased
48. The PECS study used a __________ assessment to identify preferred items for reinforcement.
- Answer: stimulus preference
49. The PECS study found that the children’s ability to __________ increased after training.
- Answer: initiate communication
50. The PECS study used __________ to measure the effects of the intervention on problem behaviors.
- Answer: frequency counts
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### APA Style and Research Presentation
51. The __________ is a short summary of a research paper, typically no more than 250 words.
- Answer: abstract
52. The __________ section of an APA paper includes the research question and hypothesis.
- Answer: introduction
53. The __________ section of an APA paper describes how the study was conducted.
- Answer: method
54. The __________ section of an APA paper presents the findings of the study.
- Answer: results
55. The __________ section of an APA paper interprets the findings and discusses their implications.
- Answer: discussion
56. In APA style, references are listed in __________ order.
- Answer: alphabetical
57. In APA style, the title of the paper should be in __________ case.
- Answer: sentence
58. In APA style, the __________ page includes the title, author’s name, and institutional affiliation.
- Answer: title
59. In APA style, the __________ section includes all the sources cited in the paper.
- Answer: references
60. In APA style, the __________ is used to format citations within the text.
- Answer: author-date system
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