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A-B-C Data
Frequency Data
Whole-Interval Data
Partial Interval Data
Review Topics
100
We use this data collection method to help hypothesize a function of behavior
What is a A-B-C data collection?
100
These need to be recorded on the top of a daily behavioral data sheet.
What are the student's name and the date?
100
Whole-Interval recording is an example of this.
What is time-sampling data collection?
100
What items are needed to collect partial interval data?

What are timers, writing tools(pen,pencil) and data sheet

100
This is what ABA stands for.
What Applied Behavior Analysis?
200
A-B-C data collection is referred to as this type of data collection
What is descriptive data collection?
200
This is what we use daily behavioral data for.
What are data-driven decisions?
200
Whole-interval recording measures this type of behaviors.
What are continuous behaviors?
200
Partial Interval recording is an example of this.
What is Time sampling data collection?
200

What do you need before you can collect any behavioral data?

What is a operational definition?

Bonus 100: Give me an example of an operational  definition

300
Antecedent-Behavior-Consequence
What is the three term contingency?
300
When we analyze the data that you collect, we typically use this visual depiction of the data.
What are graphs?
300
Paying attention and cooperative play are examples of this type of behavior.
What are continuous behaviors?
300
This is how you collect partial interval data.
What is record whether the behavior occured at any time during the interval?
300
We base behavioral interventions on this.
What are FUNCTIONS of behavior?
400
When collecting ABC data, you need to keep these out of the process.
What are subjective/emotional observations?
400
You should always be clear on these before you collect data on a student's targeted behaviors.
What are behavioral definitions?
400
Recording whether the behavior ocurred throughout the entire interval is how you do this.
What is collecting whole-interval recording?
400
This is how you collect momentary time-sample data.
What is record whether the behavior occured at the very end of the interval?
400
This is the term for ignoring the occurence of a behavior.
What is extinction?
500
"The teacher then removed the worksheet from John's desk."
What is an example of a consequence?
500
This is why we do not present "anecdotal" evidence at meetings.
What is unreliable?
500
What type of data collection system is Whole-data recording?

What is a discontinuous measurement?

500

Does Partial interval recording over or underestimate occurrences of behavior.

What is overestimates.

Bonus 200: Why is this true?

500
These are the 4 possible maintaining functions of behavior.
What are attention, escape, access to tangibles, and automatic reinforcement?