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  • ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 0205612016
  • ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-0205612017
  • Author: Martin Bloom (Author), Joel Fischer (Author), John G. Orme (Author)

Evaluating Practice continues to be the most comprehensive practice evaluation text available.

Focusing on single-system designs, Evaluating Practice, 6/e presents clear guidelines on conceptualizing and measuring problems, developing practice-oriented evaluation designs, understanding and analyzing data, and ethical guidelines for practice evaluation.

This text is unsurpassed among human service evaluation texts for bringing clarity to evaluation procedures.

Table of contents:

Preface
Prologue
Part I
What Are You Getting Into?
1  Integrating Evaluation and Practice
Introduction to Single-System Designs

What Are Single-System Designs?

Evidence-Based Practice

Single-System Designs and Classical Research: The Knowledge-Building Context

Single-System Evaluation, Qualitative Research, and Quantitative Research

Advantages of Using Single-System Designs in Practice

A Walk through the Evaluation Process

Summary

Part II
Conceptualizing and Measuring Targets and Objectives/Goals
2  Basic Principles of Conceptualization and Measurement
Introduction 

What Is Conceptualization?

What Is Measurement?

Definition as a First Step in Measurement

Can Everything Be Measured?

Key Characteristics of All Measures

Summary

3   Specifying Problems and Goals
Introduction: From General Problems to Specific Targets of Intervention 

Specifying Client Concerns: Identifying and Clarifying Problems and Potentials

Specifying Goals and Objectives

Using Goal Attainment Scaling (GAS) to Establish Goals

Setting Goals in Groups

Problems and Issues in Setting Goals

Summary

4  Developing a Measurement and Recording Plan
Introduction 

Steps in Developing a Recording Plan

Charting: Putting Your Information on Graphs

Problem-Oriented Records (POR)

Use of Computers in Evaluation and Practice

Summary

Computer Assisted Social Services (CASS): A User’s Guide 
Appendix: Installing CASS
5   Behavioral Observation
Introduction 

General Guidelines for Behavioral Observation

Sampling Behaviors

Instruments for Recording Behaviors

Ensuring Accurate Observations

Methods of Recording Behavior

Analog Situations

Recording Behavior in Groups

Summary

6    Individualized Rating Scales
Introduction 

Uses of Individualized Rating Scales

Constructing and Using Individualized Rating Scales

Summary

7     Standardized Scales
Introduction 

What Are Standardized Scales?

Selecting a Standardized Scale

Administering a Standardized Scale

Some Available Standardized Self-Report Scales

Some Available Standardized Scales for Practitioners

Some Available Standardized Scales for Relevant Others

Some Available Standardized Scales for Independent Observers

Do-It-Yourself Scales

Using Standardized Scales in Groups

Computer Management of Standardized Scales

Summary

Appendix

Computer Assisted Assessment Package (CAAP): A User’s Guide
8  Logs
Introduction 

Types of Client Logs

Putting Qualitative and Quantitative Information Together

Introducing Clients to Logs

Practitioner Logs

Maximizing and Verifying the Reliability and Validity of Logs

Summary

9     Reactivity and Nonreactive Measures
Introduction 

Reactivity of Measures

Unobtrusive (Nonreactive) Measures

Summary 

10    Selecting a Measure
Introduction

Considerations in Deciding on a Measure

Use of Multiple Measures

Selecting a Measure

Summary 

Part III
Evaluation Designs
11    Basic Principles of Single-System Designs
Introduction 

An Example Connecting Practice and Evaluation Designs

Purposes of Single-System Designs

Unique Characteristics of Single-System Designs

Causality in Single-System Designs

External Validity and Generalizability

Overview of Single-System Designs

Summary 

12    Baselining
Introduction 

Purposes of the Baseline

Types of Baselines

How Long Should Baselining Continue?

When Are Baselines Not Necessary?

Issues Regarding Baselining

Summary

13    From the Case Study to the Basic Single-System Design: A-B
Introduction 

Case Studies or Predesigns

Design A-B: The Basic Single-System Design

Summary 

14    The Experimental Single-System Designs: A-B-A, A-B-A-B, B-A-B   
Introduction

Basic Experimental Designs

Summary 

15    Multiple Designs for Single Systems
Introduction 

Multiple-Baseline Designs: Across Problems, Clients, or Settings

Multiple-Target Designs

Variations on Multiple Designs

Summary 

16   Changing Intensity Designs and Successive Intervention Designs
Introduction 

Changing Intensity Designs: A-B1-B2-B3

Successive Intervention Designs: A-B-C, A-B-A-C, A-B-A-C-A

Summary 

17    Designs for Comparing Interventions
Introduction 

Alternating Intervention Design: A-B/C-(B or C)

Interaction Design: A-B-A-B-BC-B-BC

Summary 

18      Selecting a Design
Introduction

Framework for Selecting a Design

Needed: A Design for All Seasons

Creativity in Single-System Designs: Making Your Own Designs

Evaluation in Minimal-Contact Situations

Single-System Designs in Managed Care: The Stretch Design

Trouble-Shooting: “Okay, I Understand Everything That You Said, but My Case Is Different.”

Summary 

Part IV
Analyzing Your Results
19      Basic Principles of Analysis
Introduction 

Distinguishing Effort, Effectiveness, and Efficiency

Significance—Practical, Statistical, and Theoretical

Evaluating Goal Achievement

Issues in Analysis of Data

Computer Analysis of Data for Single-System Designs

The Issue of Autocorrelation

Tools in Analysis of Data

Summary 

20   Visual Analysis of Single-System Design Data
Introduction 

Definition of Terms

Basic Patterns and Implications

Visual Inspection of Raw Data

Interpreting Ambiguous Patterns

Problems of Visual Inspection

Creating a Chart with SINGWIN

Summary 

21    Descriptive Statistics
Introduction 

Measures of Central Tendency

Measures of Variation

Using Measures of Central Tendency and Variability to Graph Group Data

Computing and Graphing Measures of Central Tendency and Variation with SINGWIN

Measures of Trend

Measures of Effect Size

Optimal Uses and Cautions for Specific Descriptive Statistics

Summary 

22    Tests of Statistical Significance for Single-System Designs
Introduction 

Proportion/Frequency Approach

Three-Standard-Deviation-Band Approach (X-Moving-Range-Chart)

Chi-Square

Conservative Dual-Criteria (CDC) Approach

t-Test

General Considerations in Using Tests of Statistical Significance

Optimal Uses and Cautions for Specific Analytic Procedures

Summary 

23     Computer Analysis of Single-System Design Data
Chapter Overview 

Starting SINGWIN

Exiting SINGWIN

Getting the Big Picture

Using Specific Procedures

Appendix: Installing Singwin

Summary 

24    Selecting a Procedure for Analyzing Data
Introduction 

Framework for Selecting a Procedure for Analyzing Data

Other Statistical Considerations

Nonstatistical Considerations

Limitations

Summary 

Part V
The Challenge of Single-System Designs
25    Not for Practitioners Alone
Introduction 

Special Applications of Single-System Designs

Recent Criticisms of Single-System Evaluation

For the Client

For the Administrator

For Educators and Students

Summary 

                   References
                   Name Index
                   Subject Index

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