Chapter 4: Measurement Flashcards

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Artifact

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A misrepresentation of the behavior due to the way it is measured.

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Celeration

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Rate/time

Example: 30 hand raises/5 minutes/1 day

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3
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Count

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How many times did the behavior occur?

AKA: Frequency

Example: Got out of seat 5 times

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4
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Discrete Trial

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A single cycle of instruction that may be repeated several times until a skill is mastered.

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Duration

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Total time behavior occurred.

Example: Student was out of seat for 3 minutes

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Event Recording

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A method for measuring the number of times a behavior occurs.

Example: Frequency, rate, celeration.

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Free Operant

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Behaviors that are free to occur at any time and have a clear beginning and end.

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Frequency

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Total numer of times a behavior occurred.

AKA: Count

Example: Got out of seat 5 times.

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Interresponse Time (IRT)

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How much time is between each instance of the same behavior.

Example: Time between getting out of seat and getting out of seat again.

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Latency

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Time between the SD and the initiation of the behavior.

Example: Time between giving a direction and compliance.

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Magnitude

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The strength, severity, force, or intensity of the behavior.

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12
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Measurement

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Data collection on various skills and behaviors.

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13
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Measurement by Permanent Product

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Observer is not present when the behavior occurs. The data is secondhand and can be collected in the form of interviews, questionnaires, etc.

Example: An empty dishwasher.

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Momentary Time Sampling

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How many intervals did the behavior occur at the end of the interval?

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Partial Interval Recording

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How many intervals did the behavior occur for any part of the interval?

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16
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Percentage

A

Number correct/number possibilities x 100

17
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PLACHECK

A

MTS for data on group behavior.

18
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Rate

A

Frequency/Time

Example: Cursed 5 times in 5 minutes.

19
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Repeatability

A

We are able to count the behavior because the responses repeat through time.

Frequency and Rate

20
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Temporal Extent

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The extent of time that the behavior occurs that can be measured between every behavior that occurs for some period of time.

Duration

21
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Temporal Locus

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Every behavior occurs in time with relation to other behaviors, and the location of response is based on time.

IRT and Latency

22
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Time Sampling

A

Taking data using time intervals.

23
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Topography

A

The shape/form of a behavior.

24
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Trials to Criterion

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How many trials/attempts did it take to achieve a predetermined level of performance or goal?

25
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Whole Interval Recording

A

How many intervals did the behavior occur for the entire interval?