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#1. In applied behavior analysis, when a practitioner systematically introduces, modifies, or removes specific interventions to observe their effect on a target behavior, what are these interventions commonly referred to as within the context of experimental design?

Dependent Variables

Independent Variables

Confounding Variables

Extraneous Variables

In the framework of experimental design the independent variable IV is the component that the researcher or practitioner systematically manipulates This involves introducing withdrawing or changing the level of an intervention to determine its impact The interventions designed to modify behavior eg reinforcement schedules specific teaching procedures antecedent manipulations are the independent variables The dependent variable DV is the target behavior that is measured and observed for change Confounding variables are uncontrolled factors that covary with the IV and may obscure the true effect of the IV on the DV Extraneous variables are all other variables present in the environment that are not the independent variable some of which may become confounds if not controlled

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