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Consider the following example: You have created a learning set that consists of modules 1-4. So far you have done 8 “trials” or “run throughs”, this looks as such: 1st run: Module 1 acquisition – did not pass 2nd run: Module 2 acquisition – did not pass 3rd run: Module 3 acquisition – passed 4th run: Module 4 acquisition – did not pass 5th run: Module 1 acquisition – passed 6th run: Module 2 acquisition – did not pass 7th run: Module 3 Fluency – did not pass 8th run: Module 4 acquisition – did not pass What should the ninth-twelfth runs look like?

Acquisition portion of the modules have a greater time commitment than the fluency portion. The short time in the fluency module fosters

What should behavior analysts do if they discover an error in their published research data?

How can professors use the data from the Unit Pre-Tests?

It is recommended to complete these learning modules until 90%

Authorship is determined by the relative ___________ made by each contributor to the research.

Which of the following is an example of falsifying research data?

When reporting research findings, behavior analysts must include _____________ to provide a full and accurate representation of the data collected, unless justified otherwise.

Which entity primarily oversees the welfare of human research participants?

In which scenario is it acceptable to republish your previously published data?