Created by Barbara Victores
over 5 years ago
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Question | Answer |
What do you need to collect data? | complete, clear, and objective definition of behavior targeted. |
Good Responses Include: | Intensity, severity, latency, duration |
Dimensions of Behavior | latency duration frequency rate irt celeration |
Materials and Instruments | Frequency sheets, pens, pencil forms, stopwatch, and electronic devices |
actors that make the response unreliable | Reactivity observers drift, and procedure is too complex |
continuous direct dimensional qualities | latency duration frequency irt rate celeration |
discontinuous | whole interval recording Partial interval recording momentary time sampling placheck discrete categorization percent occurrence trials o criterion |
fundamental properties of continuous | temporal locus temporal extent Repeatability |
temporal locus | a single response occurs at a certain point in time |
temporal extent | a response occupies time |
repeatability | the response can reoccurs |
latency | the time since the stimulus is presented and the response of behavior begins |
duration | the amount of time from the beginning until the end of the response |
countability (frequency) | the number of times a behavior occurs |
Rate | the amount of time a behavior occurs during a time interval |
Inter- response time | The time between the ending of one and the beginning of the other |
Celeration | the change in one to another dimension of behavior |
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