MULTIPLE-BASELINE DESIGN GRAPH
Multiple-Baseline Design Graph Scoring Guide.
Use Microsoft Excel to sketch a line graph that effectively communicates quantitative relationships in a multiple-baseline design across subjects with hypothetical data. Be sure to include all six components of a complete graph.
Assume that you have recorded data for a target behavior of two individuals in a single setting to demonstrate the effectiveness of a treatment that includes both self-monitoring and awareness training to decrease the frequency of an undesirable behavior. You will be submitting two graphs with a minimum of four phases for this assignment. Include specific labels about the behavior recorded and treatment phases.
Be sure to include all six components of a complete graph:
A chart title.
Both axis labels on the graph.
Condition labels.
Phase change lines. Be sure to incorporate them appropriately.
Figure caption.
Be sure that the data series represent dependent behavior consistently through the graph and to label participants'' data series. Also remember to include 4 conditions for each participant.
This assignment will continue in the next unit, as you will be required to provide a detailed report of your hypothetical design. Refer now to next week''s assignment to understand its requirements and how it may impact your graph this week.
Review the Multiple-Baseline Design Graph Scoring Guide to learn the criteria by which this assignment will be scored.
Multiple-Baseline Design Graph Scoring Guide
ACTIVITY WEIGHTING
Sketch a line graph using Microsoft Excel that effectively communicates quantitative relationships in a multiple baseline for two participants.
Include a chart title on graph.
Include both axis labels on graph.
Employ a data series that represents dependent behavior consistently through graph.
Include condition labels.
Include phase change lines and incorporate them appropriately.
Include four conditions for each participant in graph.
Include a figure caption on graph.
Label the participant data series.