Behavior and Sequential Analyses: Principles and Practice
Autor Thomas L. Sharpe, John Koperwasen Limba Engleză Electronic book text – 10 oct 2012
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781452245508
ISBN-10: 1452245509
Pagini: 384
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 mm
Ediția:1
Editura: SAGE Publications
Colecția Sage Publications, Inc
Locul publicării:Thousand Oaks, United States
ISBN-10: 1452245509
Pagini: 384
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 mm
Ediția:1
Editura: SAGE Publications
Colecția Sage Publications, Inc
Locul publicării:Thousand Oaks, United States
Recenzii
"Sharpe
and
Koperwas
provide
a
methodological
framework
that
objectifies
the
complexity
of
behavior.
This
book’s
quantitative
and
multiple-event
approach
to
data
collection
and
analysis
is
essential
for
effective
descriptions
and
explanations
of
the
behavior
of
humans
and
nonhumans.
Of
particular
note
is
the
multidisciplinary
applicability
of
the
methodology
and
that
the
methods
can
be
used
by
basic,
applied,
and
clinical
researchers.
Human
service
providers
are
being
increasingly
pressured
to
take
objective
measures;
practitioners
should
find
much
in
this
book
to
help
them
satisfactorily
meet
these
demands.
The
authors’
sensitivity
to
clarity
of
presentation
makes
the
book
an
excellent
primary
or
supplementary
text
for
any
course
in
behavior
methodology."
"I think the author did a very thoughtful, informed analysis and presentation of his view of research methodology."
"I think the author did a very thoughtful, informed analysis and presentation of his view of research methodology."
Cuprins
ABOUT
THE
AUTHORS
DEDICATION
FOREWORD BY TOM SHARPE
PART I: BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS: HISTORY AND INTRODUCTION
CHAPTER ONE: History and Evolution
Terms and Study Guide
A Brief History of Behavior Analysis
Science as a Direct Observation, Descriptive Enterprise
Toward a Multiple Research Method Compatibility Theory
Some Myths About Behavior Analysis Debunked
Overview of Behavior Analysis Principles and Practice Overview Overview Overview Overview Overview
CHAPTER TWO: A Behavior and Sequential Analyses Primer
Terms and Study Guide
Some Introductory Terms
Behavior Analysis Unpacked
Foundations of Field Systems and Sequential Analyses
Behavior Alayisis as a Descriptive/Explanatory Enterprise
How Behavior Analysis Conceptualized Mental Events An Endnote on "Feelings" and Metaphysical Explanations An Endnote on "Feelings" and Metaphysical Explanations An Endnote on "Feelings" and Metaphysical Explanations
CHAPTER THREE: An Interbehavioral Multi-Event Perspective
Terms and Study Guide
From Science to Technology
Differences in Assessment: Modeling an Interbehavioral Lens Differences in Assessment: Modeling an Interbehavioral Lens Differences in Assessment: Modeling an Interbehavioral Lens
Multi-Event Theory in the Applied Sciences Multi-Event Theory in the Applied Sciences Multi-Event Theory in the Applied Sciences Multi-Event Theory in the Applied Sciences Multi-Event Theory in the Applied Sciences
The Implications of Computer Technology
Some Assumptions and Limitations
A Preface to Behavior Analysis Methodology
PART II: CONSTRUCTING OBSERVATIONAL SYSTEMS
CHAPTER FOUR: Constructing a Coding Scheme
Terms and Study Guide
A Preface to Category System Construction
Defining Purposes
Determining Observation System Characteristics
Recording Physical Versus Social Coding Schemes
How to Construct Operational Definitions
CHAPTER FIVE: Inderdisciplinary Examples and Illustrations
Terms and Study Guide
A General Framework for Developing a Coding Scheme
Examples From Teacher Education
Examples From School Psychology
Examples From Special Education
An Illustration From Clinical Psychology
A Systems Code From Ethology
CHAPTER SIX: Reliability and Staff Training
Terms and Study Guide
The Purposes of Assessment
The Issue of Data Accuracy
A Recommended Three-Step Reliability Process
Treatment Fidelity
Reliability Formula Summaries
Summary and Foreground for Part III
PART III: RECORDING TACTICS, DESIGN TYPES, AND DATA ANALYSIS
CHAPTER SEVEN: Approaches to Recording Direct Observational Data
Terms and Study Guide
Measurement Options
Traditional Recording Methods
Recording in Real Time
CHAPTER EIGHT: Constructing an Appropriate Research Design
Terms and Study Guide
Validity Issues
The Simplest Case: An ABAB Design
The Multiple Baseline Design
Additional Design Options
Design Choice Summary
CHAPTER NINE: Analyzing Observational Data
Terms and Study Guide
Preparing a Graph
Visual Inspection
The Challenge of Statistical Analyses
Some Recommendations Regarding Statistical Analyses
Sequential Analyses
An Endnote on Sequential Data
PART IV: APPLICATION ILLUSTRATIONS AND A WINDOW TO THE FUTURE
CHAPTER TEN: Measurably Superior Instruction and Therapy
Terms and Study Guide
A Return to the Counting of Things?
Research and Development Opportunities
Instruction and Evaluation
Laboratory Applications
APPENDIX A: SEQUENTIAL ANALYSIS FORMULAE
APPENDIX B: BEHAVIOR EVALUATION STRATEGY AND TAXONOMY (BEST) SOFTWARE
REFERENCES
DEDICATION
FOREWORD BY TOM SHARPE
PART I: BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS: HISTORY AND INTRODUCTION
CHAPTER ONE: History and Evolution
Terms and Study Guide
A Brief History of Behavior Analysis
Science as a Direct Observation, Descriptive Enterprise
Toward a Multiple Research Method Compatibility Theory
Some Myths About Behavior Analysis Debunked
Overview of Behavior Analysis Principles and Practice Overview Overview Overview Overview Overview
CHAPTER TWO: A Behavior and Sequential Analyses Primer
Terms and Study Guide
Some Introductory Terms
Behavior Analysis Unpacked
Foundations of Field Systems and Sequential Analyses
Behavior Alayisis as a Descriptive/Explanatory Enterprise
How Behavior Analysis Conceptualized Mental Events An Endnote on "Feelings" and Metaphysical Explanations An Endnote on "Feelings" and Metaphysical Explanations An Endnote on "Feelings" and Metaphysical Explanations
CHAPTER THREE: An Interbehavioral Multi-Event Perspective
Terms and Study Guide
From Science to Technology
Differences in Assessment: Modeling an Interbehavioral Lens Differences in Assessment: Modeling an Interbehavioral Lens Differences in Assessment: Modeling an Interbehavioral Lens
Multi-Event Theory in the Applied Sciences Multi-Event Theory in the Applied Sciences Multi-Event Theory in the Applied Sciences Multi-Event Theory in the Applied Sciences Multi-Event Theory in the Applied Sciences
The Implications of Computer Technology
Some Assumptions and Limitations
A Preface to Behavior Analysis Methodology
PART II: CONSTRUCTING OBSERVATIONAL SYSTEMS
CHAPTER FOUR: Constructing a Coding Scheme
Terms and Study Guide
A Preface to Category System Construction
Defining Purposes
Determining Observation System Characteristics
Recording Physical Versus Social Coding Schemes
How to Construct Operational Definitions
CHAPTER FIVE: Inderdisciplinary Examples and Illustrations
Terms and Study Guide
A General Framework for Developing a Coding Scheme
Examples From Teacher Education
Examples From School Psychology
Examples From Special Education
An Illustration From Clinical Psychology
A Systems Code From Ethology
CHAPTER SIX: Reliability and Staff Training
Terms and Study Guide
The Purposes of Assessment
The Issue of Data Accuracy
A Recommended Three-Step Reliability Process
Treatment Fidelity
Reliability Formula Summaries
Summary and Foreground for Part III
PART III: RECORDING TACTICS, DESIGN TYPES, AND DATA ANALYSIS
CHAPTER SEVEN: Approaches to Recording Direct Observational Data
Terms and Study Guide
Measurement Options
Traditional Recording Methods
Recording in Real Time
CHAPTER EIGHT: Constructing an Appropriate Research Design
Terms and Study Guide
Validity Issues
The Simplest Case: An ABAB Design
The Multiple Baseline Design
Additional Design Options
Design Choice Summary
CHAPTER NINE: Analyzing Observational Data
Terms and Study Guide
Preparing a Graph
Visual Inspection
The Challenge of Statistical Analyses
Some Recommendations Regarding Statistical Analyses
Sequential Analyses
An Endnote on Sequential Data
PART IV: APPLICATION ILLUSTRATIONS AND A WINDOW TO THE FUTURE
CHAPTER TEN: Measurably Superior Instruction and Therapy
Terms and Study Guide
A Return to the Counting of Things?
Research and Development Opportunities
Instruction and Evaluation
Laboratory Applications
APPENDIX A: SEQUENTIAL ANALYSIS FORMULAE
APPENDIX B: BEHAVIOR EVALUATION STRATEGY AND TAXONOMY (BEST) SOFTWARE
REFERENCES
Descriere
This
book
provides
a
step-by-step
approach
to
the
principles
and
practices
of
direct
observation
and
behaviour
analysis
research
and
evaluation
procedures.
The
book
contains
references
to
software
resources,
including
the
BEST
and
BESTPCC
data
collection
and
analysis
package
developed
by
the
authors,
highlighting
technological
innovations
in
methods
for
this
field.
BEST
is
distributed
by
Scolari,
the
software
division
of
SAGE
Publications
(www.scolari.co.uk).