5018 Unit 7 Flashcards
(32 cards)
Fundamental Properties
Temporal Locus
Temporal Extent
Repeatability
Repeatability x Temporal Locus
Dimensional Quantity
Latency Duration Countability (# of responses) Inter-response time (IRT) (time/ # of responses) Rate (# or responses/ time) Celeration (3 or responses/time/time)
Inter-response time
End of first response and beginning of second response
Total Count IOA
(Smaller/ Larger) X 100
% Agreement IOA
(Agreements/ Agreements + Disagreements) X 100
Interval by Interval IOA
(# of Intervals agreed/ agreed + disagreed) X 100
Targets may be graphed together when
- Targets are related/ co-occur
- All are deceleration/ acceleration use similar scales
- All are scaled approximately the same
If aggression is rare, but tends to occur in bursts, use…
IRT or rate
Tantrums is often measured in…
Duration
Compliance is often measured in…
Latency
Multiple dimensions on a single graph are beneficial if
- Dimensions scaled approximately equally
2. Data points sufficiently separate to allow visual analysis
A procedure designed to decelerate bx or protect clients that temporarily limits movements or access to reinforcers.
Keep individuals safe, decelerate bx, and protect individuals.
Restrictives
Must always be tracked and bx that necessitates procedure tracked along with the procedure
Restrictive Procedures
Procedure used to protect client as client engages in bx dangerous to self or others, has the potential for property damage, or expose client to legal consequences.
Not part of the tx plan.
Emergency Procedures
Integrity check, or monitoring staff implementation is important for
Acquisition and deceleration
Cumulative records are often used in
EAB
Best use of cumulative records
Comparison of teaching strategies
How to measure choice
% Selected per option
Time spent per option
Cumulative recording
Trials-to-Criterion
- determine what one trial will be
- decide how to report
- record count as measure
- present data
Method of classifying responses into discrete categories
Coding/ Discrete Categorization
Examples of Discrete Categorization
Severity codes
Duration codes
Independence codes
A method of quantifying the chances of obtaining a specific sample from a population, determined by a fraction and expressed from 0-1
Probability
Precursors
Bx that reliably occurs before target bx
Statistics used for interpretation but also to describe properties of sample, used with groups or with repeated measures, and complemented by visual analysis
Descriptive statistics
