Plus I love the short vignettes of info. We have so much to learn & you breaking it down in such an easy way to understand saves us so much time, I’m so glad I found you! Thanks again 🙏
Toward the end of the video you mentioned that alternating treatment design is similar to a functional analysis but that in functional analysis IVs are the conditions rather than treatments…can you provide a quick example of what you mean…it would be really helpful!
Of course! All functional analyses (FAs) experiments are done by doing an alternating treatments design Example: In FAs and alternating treatments designs, each test condition is introduced 1 at a time- 1st, attention condition only (to see if attention is the function of the client's behavior), then attention test condition is stopped. Next, escape/avoidance test condition is introduced alone to test if its the function, and all other test conditions Alternating treatments design = -up 4 conditions looked at at the same time to see which is effective or which is the function in the case of FAs. We hope this helps provide some clarification!
Plus I love the short vignettes of info. We have so much to learn & you breaking it down in such an easy way to understand saves us so much time, I’m so glad I found you! Thanks again 🙏
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So helpful! As you were explaining everything, I would imagine the design and really hear and visual see the difference!
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Omg thank you, this is so helpful!!!
Toward the end of the video you mentioned that alternating treatment design is similar to a functional analysis but that in functional analysis IVs are the conditions rather than treatments…can you provide a quick example of what you mean…it would be really helpful!
Of course! All functional analyses (FAs) experiments are done by doing an alternating treatments design
Example: In FAs and alternating treatments designs, each test condition is introduced 1 at a time- 1st, attention condition only (to see if attention is the function of the client's behavior), then attention test condition is stopped.
Next, escape/avoidance test condition is introduced alone to test if its the function, and all other test conditions
Alternating treatments design =
-up 4 conditions looked at at the same time to see which is effective or which is the function in the case of FAs. We hope this helps provide some clarification!