PSYB45H3 Chapter Notes - Chapter 3: Complete Graph
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Using data and research methods in behavior analysis. Line graphs: use straight lines to connect successive data points that represent the. Cumulative graphs: or cumulative records are line graphs are line graphs in which the. Bar graphs: use vertically arranged rectangles to represent data points scaled along the. An intervention is a program or period of time in which action is taken to alter an existing situation, such as a target behavior. Baseline has two meanings: a) it can refer to the data collected before the intervention begins or to the period of time during which those data were collected. A table is a systematic arrangement of data or other information in rows and columns for easy examination. A graph is a drawing that displays within a set of data, typically showing how one variable changed with changes in another variable. /the graph is smoother and the line can never turn downward.