Continuous Measurement
Discontinuous Measurement
Observable & Measurable
Calculate the Data
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100

A count of how many times a specific behavior occurs within a defined observation period.

What is Frequency?

100

Three discontinuous measurements

What is 

1.Partial interval Recording

2.Whole interval Recording

3.Momentary Time Sampling

100

Is this a observable & measurable? "The student was upset"

What is no?

100

What is the frequency count of the following example: The client hit the clinician five times.

What is 5?

100

Guess what client refuses to vacation anywhere besides Disney World

Who is LD? 

200

The following definition is an example of what continuous measurement: A tantrum is defined as continuous engagement in one or more of the following behaviors: screaming, yelling, dropping to the floor, or throwing objects.

What is Duration?

200

Partial interval recording occurs at what point of the interval?

What is any time during each interval?

200

Is this observable & measurable? "The client screamed hit 24 times in a 35 minute span"


What is yes?

200

What is the duration of the following example: The client screamed from 11:15 to 11:30.

What is 15 minutes?

200

Who is most likely to eat 20 jello cups in one sitting (client wise)

Who is NV?

300

Definition of Latency

What is Latency is a measurement that records the amount of time between a given instruction or cue and the start of the target behavior.

300

Whole interval occurs at what point of the interval?

What is the entire interval?

300

Turn this example into Observable & Measurable: "He got upset"

What is "The client showed signs of being upset by crying with tears, stomping feet, and hitting three times" (any varation)

300

What is the latency of the following example: The client will orient towards name within 45 seconds of the SD.

What is 45 seconds?

300

Who is most likely to sing every song during circle time (client wise)

Who is AW?

400

When given a verbal instruction (e.g., “Clean up”), the learner will begin the requested task within 5 seconds in 80% of opportunities. What is the latency?

What is 5 seconds?

400

Momentary time sampling occurs at what point of the interval?

What is the end of the interval?

400
Why is important for behavior to be described as observable and measurable? 

What is accuracy and objectivity?

400

What is the percentage of correct responding for the following example: "The client correctly answer 4 WH questions out of 10 total trials.

What is 40%?

400

Guess what client got in trouble for sticking his toothbrush into another clients mouth during personal hygiene

Who is AA?

500

Definition of interresponse time?

What is Interresponse Time (IRT) is a measurement that records the amount of time between two consecutive occurrences of the same behavior?

500

Name one client we use discontinuous measurement for

Who is AA?
500

Objectivity removes what?

What is personal interpretation, bias, and assumptions?

500

Name four different ways to calculate data

What is frequency, duration, latency, IRT, percentage of correct responding, and/or interval data?

500

Whose parent is Amy most likely on the phone with at any given time?

Who is AW's Mom?

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