Mr. Mason is working with Jacy to increase the number of pizza boxes she folds during her first thirty minutes at the pizza shop during her vocational instruction. She currently folds an average of 15 boxes during a 30-minute period. Mr. Mason would like to increase this number to 100. What would be the most appropriate research design to use?

(A) Changing Criterion Design

(B) Multiple Baseline Design

(C) Alternating Treatment Design

(D) Changing Conditions Design

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Dalia Patrick

Social Studies

21 September, 02:13

Mr. Mason is working with Jacy to increase the number of pizza boxes she folds during her first thirty minutes at the pizza shop during her vocational instruction. She currently folds an average of 15 boxes during a 30-minute period. Mr. Mason would like to increase this number to 100. What would be the most appropriate research design to use?

(A) Changing Criterion Design

(B) Multiple Baseline Design

(C) Alternating Treatment Design

(D) Changing Conditions Design

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Mollie Macdonald · Answer 1

(A) Changing Criterion Design

Explanation:

The Changing Criterion Design is an experimental design in which an initial baseline is established, only to be followed by a series of treatment phases. These phases will consist of changing criteria for reinforcement or punishment. Therefore, it is a great strategy to use when we want a behaviour to change slowly towards an established goal.

Kaylyn Lewis · Answer 2

Kaylyn Lewis 21 September, 02:36

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D Changing Conditions Design