Section C Flashcards

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operational definitions

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a detailed description of an observable event; required to identify and measure the target behavior; clear, concise, objective, repeatable

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direct measurement

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recording data through the direct observation of a target behavior

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indirect measurement

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conclusions are drawn about behaviors from other events; target behavior is not directly observed

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measurement by permanent product

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measures the effect the behavior produced on the environment

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5
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frequency

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the number of times that a target behavior/event has occurred; aka count

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rate

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the number of times a target behavior occurs during a period of time

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percentage

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measurement that determines the rate of a behavior occurring in the form of a percent

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duration

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how long one engages in a target behavior

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latency

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the amount of time between the presentation of an SD and the start of a behavior

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interresponse time (IRT)

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the time between the end of one response and start of another; responses are within the same response class

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trials-to-criterion

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the number of times it take to perform a skill to a predetermined level

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time sampling

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the various ways to record behavior at specific moments in time

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whole-interval recording

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a recording method that documents behaviors and the occurrence lasting the whole interval

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partial-interval recording

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a recording method that documents behaviors and the occurrence lasting for only part of the interval

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momentary time sampling

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recorded data sample of the defined behavior; did the behavior occur at the end of interval

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planned activity check (PLACHECK)

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a variation of momentary time sampling that is used for groups

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topography

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the way the behavior looks/form

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18
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magnitude

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the strength of a behavior

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19
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validity

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the data collected in an observation demonstrates a functional relationship

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20
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reliability

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the consistency of measurement; repeated measurement yields the same values

21
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bar graph

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simple graphic that summarized behavior-related data but does not have distinct data points

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cumulative record

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a cumulative number of responses is recorded and the steeper the slope the greater the response rate

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equal-interval graphs

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distance between the points on the x and y axis are an equal distance

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non equal-interval graphs

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distance between the point on the x and y axis are not an equal distance

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scatterplot
demonstrates relative distribution of individual measures; data points are not connected; identifiable trend
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standard celeration chart
standardized chart where rate of behavior is multiplied or divided by a unit of time
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line graph
most commonly used in ABA; based on the Cartesian plane; points on the graph represent relationships between the dependent and independent variables
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data path
level and trend between successive data points
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visual analysis
visual inspection of behavioral data for trend, level, and variability
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trend
overall direction taken by a data path and is described by direction, degree, and variability
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level
value on the vertical axis a series of behavioral data points covers
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variability
multiple measure of a behavior that yield different outcomes
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3 Repeatability Measures [CRC]
Count - Rate - Celeration
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3 Forms of Time-Sampling [WPM]
Whole Interval - Partial Interval - Momentary
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3 Indicators of Trustworthy Measurement [VAR]
Variability - Accuracy - Reliability
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3 Purposes of Graphs [C.A.IV.DV]
Communicate - Assess - IV & DV
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Types of Graphs Used in Behavior Analysis [LBCSS]
Line - Bar - Cumulative - Scatter Plot - Standard Celeration
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Fundamental Properties of Behavior Change [DLTV]
Data Points - Level - Trend - Variability
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AKA: Repeatability
Countability; Event Recording
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AKA: Count
Frequency
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AKA: Duration
Temporal Extent
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AKA: Time Sampling
Interval Recording
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AKA: Line Graph
Frequency Polygon
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AKA: Horizontal Axis
X-Axis Abscissa
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AKA: Vertical Axis
Y-Axis Ordinate
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AKA: Scatterplot
Pattern Analysis
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AKA: Bar Graph
Histogram
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AKA: Standard Celeration Chart
Ratio Chart
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AKA: Split-Middle Line of Progress
Trend Line