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#1. Following a successful functional analysis, a BCBA determined that differential reinforcement of other behavior (DRO) is an effective intervention for reducing a client’s repetitive vocalizations. Now, the BCBA wants to fine-tune the intervention. Specifically, they are interested in finding the most efficient and effective interval for the DRO schedule (e.g., DRO 30 seconds, DRO 60 seconds, DRO 120 seconds) that yields the greatest reduction in vocalizations while still being practical to implement. What type of analysis is the BCBA planning to conduct to answer this question?
The text explains parametric analysis as now when you get the parametric analysis youve identified your component and now youre going to ask yourself how much do I need its basically the dosage if youve identified the medicine that works for you then you need to identify how much medicine do you need In this scenario the BCBA has already identified DRO as an effective intervention the medicine that works The question is now about optimizing the dosage or specific parameter of that intervention in this case the interval for the DRO schedule This directly aligns with the definition and purpose of a parametric analysis Comparative analysis A is for comparing entirely separate interventions Component analysis B is for breaking down a multicomponent treatment package A multiple baseline design D is an experimental design not a type of analysis focused on dosage
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