Measures of Behavior C-2, C-3, C-4, C-9 Flashcards
Measurement
Quantifying dimensions of objects or events
Empiricism:
Objective observation with
Thorough description and quantification of the behavior
Repeatability: A single response
that occurs can reoccur
Temporal locus: A single response
occurs at a point in time in relation to other events
Temporal extent: A single response
occupies or extends through time
Dimensional quantity:
Measurable aspect of a
fundamental property of behavior
Count (countability)
Number of times a response occurs
Rate
ratio of responses over time
Celeration
change in rate of response over time
IRT
Time between 2 successive responses
Latency
Time between and antecedent stimulus and a response
Duration
time from the start to the end of a response
Data
information collected through measurement
Complete observation
all occurrences of the target behavior are observed and measured
Incomplete observation
Samples of the target behavior are observed and measured