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Which measurement type is best suited for assessing how long a behavior lasts?
Which measurement type is best suited for assessing how long a behavior lasts?
- Frequency
- Duration (correct)
- Rate
- Interresponse Time
What is the main advantage of using rate as a measurement type?
What is the main advantage of using rate as a measurement type?
- It measures how long a behavior persists.
- It provides a total count of all behaviors.
- It determines the exact moment a response is initiated.
- It can assess behaviors over time, accommodating variable observation periods. (correct)
Which continuous measurement procedure assesses the time elapsed between two instances of behavior?
Which continuous measurement procedure assesses the time elapsed between two instances of behavior?
- Frequency
- Duration
- Latency
- Interresponse Time (correct)
In the context of continuous measurement procedures, what does latency measure?
In the context of continuous measurement procedures, what does latency measure?
Which method of data recording is specifically used for recording the number of times a behavior occurs without estimating duration?
Which method of data recording is specifically used for recording the number of times a behavior occurs without estimating duration?
Which measurement type focuses on the number of occurrences in relation to a specific timeframe?
Which measurement type focuses on the number of occurrences in relation to a specific timeframe?
What does interresponse time (IRT) specifically assess?
What does interresponse time (IRT) specifically assess?
In the context of continuous measurement, which one is used to determine how quickly an individual reacts to an instruction?
In the context of continuous measurement, which one is used to determine how quickly an individual reacts to an instruction?
Which continuous measurement procedure would be least effective for tracking variable-length behaviors?
Which continuous measurement procedure would be least effective for tracking variable-length behaviors?
What type of data recording method would you primarily use for assessing the total time a behavior lasts?
What type of data recording method would you primarily use for assessing the total time a behavior lasts?
Which example best illustrates the concept of rate in behavior measurement?
Which example best illustrates the concept of rate in behavior measurement?
What measurement type would be best suited for assessing the frequency of hand-raising behavior in a class?
What measurement type would be best suited for assessing the frequency of hand-raising behavior in a class?
If a behavior needs to be spaced out, which measurement procedure is most appropriate?
If a behavior needs to be spaced out, which measurement procedure is most appropriate?
Flashcards
Continuous Measurement
Continuous Measurement
Recording every instance of a behavior during a specified period. It provides a complete record and is best for behaviors with clear beginnings and ends.
Frequency
Frequency
Counting how many times a behavior occurs during a specific period.
Rate
Rate
Frequency expressed in relation to time.
Duration
Duration
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Latency
Latency
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Interresponse Time (IRT)
Interresponse Time (IRT)
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Event Recording
Event Recording
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Timing
Timing
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Study Notes
Continuous Measurement Procedures
- Continuous measurement records every instance of a behavior during a specified period.
- It provides a complete record, best for behaviors with clear beginnings and ends.
Key Measurement Types
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Frequency: Counts the number of times a behavior happens.
- Ideal for discrete behaviors (clear start and stop).
- Example: Counting how many times a student raises their hand.
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Rate: Frequency divided by the observation time.
- Useful when observation periods differ in length.
- Example: A client hits 5 times per hour.
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Duration: Total time a behavior lasts.
- Used for behaviors that vary in length.
- Example: Length of a tantrum.
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Latency: Time between a stimulus and the response.
- Assesses promptness.
- Example: Time from instruction to start cleaning up.
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Interresponse Time (IRT): Time between consecutive occurrences of a behavior.
- Useful for behaviors needing a specific spacing.
- Example: Time between bites while eating.
Data Recording Methods
- Event Recording: Tallying each instance of a behavior.
- Timing: Using timers to track duration, latency, and interresponse time.
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