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Calendar

The course will cover topics that closely parallel the goals and objectives.

The following outline identifies topics for class meetings. Each meeting will be topical in the sense that we shall prepare for and discuss an aspect of single-subject research. To assist you in preparing for class meetings, each topic links to detailed descriptions, including readings, study questions, and assignments for the session. There is a separate document that describes the assignments in general and their contributions to final grades.

Session	Topic	Date
I & II	Introduction: Overview, Perspective, and Research Questions	25 Aug & 1 Sep 2009
III & IV	Selecting Dependent Variables: How Do Researchers Collect Data about Dependent Variables?	8 Sep & 15 Sep 2009
V — VII	Manipulating Conditions: How do Researchers Change Conditions to Demonstrate Experimental Control? (6 Oct is a reading day)	22 Sep, 29 Sep, & 13 Oct 2009
VIII	Work Session	20 Oct 2009
IX	Individual Meetings	27 Oct 2009
X	Doing the Thing: How Do Researchers Conduct Single-Subject Studies and Analyze Data?	3 Nov 2009
XI & XII	Broadening Single-subject Research: How Do Researchers Extend the Research Beyond an Individual Study?	10 Nov & 17 Nov 2009
XIII	Reading day: How does One Take a Break (T'day Recess)?	24 Nov 2009
XIV	Presentations Due	1 Dec 2009
XV	Review and Summary	8 Dec 2009
XVI.	Final Exam: Research Protocol Due	11 Dec 2009

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