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What is a permanent product?
What is a permanent product?
- Measuring behavior after it has occurred (correct)
- Recording the behavior of staff
- Observing the behavior in real-time
- Measuring behavior while it occurs
What are examples of permanent products?
What are examples of permanent products?
Real or concrete objects/outcomes that result from a behavior
Permanent products require staff to be present for observation.
Permanent products require staff to be present for observation.
False (B)
What is a benefit of using permanent products?
What is a benefit of using permanent products?
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What is a disadvantage of permanent products?
What is a disadvantage of permanent products?
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Permanent Product
- Refers to measuring behavior after it has occurred by assessing the tangible effects produced on the environment.
- Example: Completion of two worksheets serves as the permanent product of a student's effort.
Examples of Permanent Products
- Concrete outcomes or objects that result from specific behaviors.
- Examples include physical damage like a punched hole in a wall or educational artifacts such as completed worksheets.
Benefits of Permanent Product
- Allows for assessment of behavior without the need for continuous supervision or presence of staff.
- Facilitates easier tracking of student progress through tangible evidence.
Disadvantages of Permanent Product
- Lacks contextual information regarding the circumstances under which the behavior was performed.
- May pose challenges in understanding the nature of the behavior without observational data.
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