Mastering the Basics of Visual Analysis (Standard)

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This tutorial offers a systematic, evidence-based procedure for training individuals to conduct valid and reliable visual analyses of single-subject data. It features extensive discrimination training and practice opportunities; adaptive instruction and remediation for errors; and full audio narration in a self-paced, mobile-friendly format.

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Description

Visual analysis of data is a cornerstone of single-subject research. Yet some researchers have found that experts often disagree about what constitutes an intervention effect. This potential lack of consistency across visual analysts can have negative implications for both research and practice. This tutorial offers a systematic, evidence-based procedure for training individuals to conduct valid and reliable visual analyses of single-subject data. It features extensive discrimination training and practice opportunities; adaptive instruction and remediation for errors; and full audio narration in a self-paced, mobile-friendly format.

About the Authors

Katie Wolfe, Ph.D., BCBA-D

Dr. Katie WolfeDr. Katie Wolfe is an Associate Professor of Special Education and Applied Behavior Analysis in the Department of Educational Studies. Before pursuing her Ph.D. at Utah State University, she worked in various capacities and settings with children with autism and their families, including as a special educator and as a behavior analyst. Her research interests include the development and implementation of interventions to promote language and communication skills in young children with autism, variables that influence the visual analysis of single-case research data, and supporting practitioners in making data-based decisions. She is also interested in parent and practitioner training. Katie Wolfe teaches courses in applied behavior analysis and single-case research design.

Timothy Slocum, Ph.D.

Dr. Timothy SlocumDr. Timothy A. Slocum is a Professor and Department Head of the Department of Special Education & Rehabilitation at Utah State University. He earned his doctorate in Special Education at the University of Washington in 1991. Dr. Slocum received the 2011 Fred S. Keller Behavioral Education award from Division 25 of the American Psychological Association and the 2014 Ernie Wing Award for Excellence in Evidence-Based Education from the Wing Institute.

Learning Objectives

Upon completing the tutorial, the learner should be able to:

  1. Describe the basic purposes of single-subject research
  2. Identify the key parts of line graphs that depict behavioral data
  3. Define level and estimate the level of a data path
  4. Define slope and estimate the slope of a data path
  5. Project the slope of baseline data into the intervention phase to compare the projected data pattern to the actual data pattern
  6. Identify whether an intervention may have caused a change in the level or slope of behavior

History

This tutorial was initially developed as part of the first author’s dissertation research at Utah State University. A commercial version was released by FoxyLearning in August 2015. It is updated on an ongoing basis, with significant updates occurring in January 2020, August 2022, and May 2023.

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    Wish I had this tutorial a long time ago! So well put together and easy to navigate… also did not take too much time to complete and the content was well worth the price, which was extremely affordable. I would definitely recommend this course to anyone looking to master the basics of visual analysis. I will definitely be looking for other levels of this course as well, so I can further my knowledge from basics to advanced someday.

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    Interesting and thorough

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    This module is an excellent introduction to single-subject research, it provides great examples and opportunities to practice.

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    it was good and informative, i learned quite well from this pleasing and simple service

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    This learning module helped me to grasp the concepts and provided meaningful knowledge checks along the way. I did find the test at the end to be much more difficult than the periodic checks throughout the modules but it led to a deeper understanding of the material presented.

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