Continuous measurement
Discontinuous measurement
Preference assessments
Reinforcement schedules
Differential Reinforcements
100

The amount of times a behavior occurs

Frequency

100

the 3 types of discontinuous measurements 

Partial, Whole, Momentary Time Sampling

100

The client freely engages in what they choose

Free Operant

100

A. A schedule in which the RBT reinforces every correct response

B. A schedule in which the RBT does not reinforce every correct response

A. Continuous Reinforcement

B. Discontinuous Reinforcement

100

Lila pinches peers when they try to play with her. Lila's RBT reinforced her every 5 minutes she went without pinching a peer.

DRO

200

The length of time a behavior occurs

Duration

200

records the presence or absence of a behavior during an interval of time.

Partial Interval

200

Presenting one item at a time and recording whether they interact with it

Single Stimulus

200

The RBT reinforced Joel every 1 to 3 times he got the correct answer.

VR2

200

George likes to tap the pencil in class, so his teacher started having him lay his hands flat on the desk during lessons.

DRI

300

A frequency count with a time element

Rate
300

Records the presence or absence of a behavior during the entire interval

Whole Interval

300

Presenting two items and records what is chosen

Paired/Forced choice 

300

The RBT gives the client access to a preferred item after engaging in an activity for 2 minutes.

FI2

300

Claire is reinforced when she elopes less than 5 times throughout the day.

DRL

400

The time between the prompt and the response/behavior

Latency

400

Recording the presence of absence of a behavior at the last moment of the interval

Momentary time sampling

400

Presents multiple items, allows child to pick 1. The selected item is returned back to the array

Multiple stimulus with replacement 

400

You are studying for a test. You reinforce yourself after studying for 30 minutes, 45 minutes, 30 minutes, and then 35 minutes. 

VI35

400

Billy likes to throw the remote at his mom when he wants to watch TV. Billy's mom only gives him that reinforcement when he asks her to turn on the TV.

DRA

500

Time between two responses/behaviors.

Inter-Response Time (IRT)

500

Records the products that a behavior produces

ex: How many questions answered on a worksheet at the end of the interval.

Permanent Product Procedures

500

Presents multiple items, allows child to pick 1. The selected item is NOT returned back to the array

Multiple Stimulus Without Replacement 

500

The therapist delivers reinforcement after the student responds correctly every 3rd, 4th, 5th, 3rd, and then 4th time. 

VR4

500

Mark gets his TV time if he says hi to at least 10 different people during the day.

DRH