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  • Data Visualization

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  • Excel 2016 graphing is widely used but often difficult for effective data analysis.
  • High-quality graphs are essential in applied behavior analysis for data interpretation and dissemination.
  • Multiple-baseline design graphs are common but frequently do not meet quality standards.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To provide detailed instructions for creating high-quality multiple-baseline design graphs using Excel.
  • To ensure graphs meet established quality standards for applied behavior analysis.
  • To incorporate phase change lines and acceptable x/y-axis ratios into graph creation.

Main Methods:

  • Step-by-step tutorial for Excel graph creation.
  • Focus on incorporating phase change lines.
  • Guidance on achieving acceptable x/y-axis ratios.

Main Results:

  • Demonstration of creating a multiple-baseline design graph that adheres to quality standards.
  • Successful integration of phase change lines within the graph.
  • Achieving an acceptable x/y-axis ratio for clarity and accuracy.

Conclusions:

  • This tutorial enhances the ability of behavior analysts to create publication-ready graphs.
  • Effective graphing in Excel improves data analysis and communication in applied behavior analysis.
  • The tutorial is applicable to both Windows and macOS users.