(for crying out loud watch the other one we have - it's way better!) Multiple Baseline Design

[@mechelemckenzie3654]

You really opened my eyes to understand this! Thank you as always for all your enthusiasm in teaching this!

[@mustafagundogdu9152]

Thanks! Cool, attractive and easy explanation ever :)

[@PsychCore]

Thanks!

[@noway4879]

nicely done

[@PsychCore]

You should see our other one!

[@aramirez53]

Hahaha my favorite undergrad professor always said research is sexy XD

[@trustmebronocap]

Talk about probing in mbl

[@sharonesafia9161]

what would happen if all their baselines were the same and did not overlap into the intervention phase? how would you be able to have a multiple baseline design? or is that very unlikely?

[@PsychCore]

Well by definition for it to be a multiple baseline design you HAVE to overlap them. If you don’t then you have just AB designs which have absolutely zero experimental control. These don’t happen by accident. They are specifically planned and the procedures must be followed accurately in order to establish experimental control and as a result the ability to demonstrate functional relations (I.e., cause and effect). When we don’t do that our science becomes bad science and we don’t have quality studies.

[@sharonesafia9161]

Oh I get it!! You prolong the baseline specifically in order to be able to compare. Correct?

[@PsychCore]

Bingo... Watch this one. WAY better. Plus it’s got you in it. Lol multiple baseline part deux kzbin.info/www/bejne/hGK2Z3-udtt5mac

[@sharonesafia9161]

Lol you knew I would need reinforcers for that one!!

[@easefan391]

Please add multiple probe and delayed multiple

[@PsychCore]

We will put it in the queue!