ABA glossary
Split-middle line of progress
Definition
A trend line drawn by splitting a phase's data in half, marking the median session and median value of each half, and connecting the two points.
Example from a session
The supervisor draws a split-middle line through 10 baseline sessions to estimate the trend.
Can you spot split-middle line of progress in a scenario?
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