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Analogue Setting |
An observation setting that is not part of the client's normal daily routine. |
Observing target behavior in a clinic playroom |
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Baseline |
The condition or phase in which no treatment is implemented |
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Behavioral Assessment |
Measurement of the target behavior in behavior modification. |
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Antecedent |
A stimulus or event that precedes the target behavior. |
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Consequence |
The stimulus or event that occurring immediately after a behavior. |
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Continuous Recording |
A type of recording procedure in which some aspect of the behavior is recorded each time the behavior occurs. |
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Direct Assessment |
Behavioral assessment involving direct observation and recording of the behavior as it occurs. |
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Frequency-within-interval Recording |
A recording method in which the # of times the target behavior occurs (frequency) is recorded within consecutive intervals of time during the observation period. |
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Indirect Assessment |
Assessment that relies on information from others. |
Info comes from retrospective report in interviews & questionnaires. |
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Interobserver agreement |
Occurs when 2 observers independently observe & record a person's behavior at the same time and agree on the occurrence of the behavior |
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Interval recording |
A type of behavior recording procedure in which the observation period is divided into a # of consecutive time intervals & the behavior is recorded as occurring or not occurring in each of these intervals. |
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Momentary time sample recording |
A variation of time sampling recording in which the behavior is recorded only if occurs at the exact instant the intervals end |
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Natural setting |
An observation setting that is part of the client's normal daily routine. |
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Observation Period |
The time. In which an observer observes in record the behavior the client participating in a behavior modification program |
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Partial interval recording |
The observer scores the interval if the behavior occurs during any part of the interval |
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Product recording |
A type of behavior recording in which the outcome or permanent product of the behavior is recorded as an indication of the occurrence of the behavior |
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Rate |
The frequency of the behavior / the time of the observation. |
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Reactivity |
The phenomenon in which the process of recording behavior causes behavior to change even before treatment is implemented for that behavior |
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Real time recording |
A recording method in which you record the exact time of each onset and offset of the target behavior in the observation period. |
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Self-monitoring |
A type of direct observation data collection in which the client observes in Recordz his or her own behavior as it occurs |
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Structured observation |
The observer provides instructions or arranges for specific events or activities to occur during the observation period. |
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Time sample recording |
The behavior recording procedure in which the observation time is divided into intervals and the behavior is recorded during a part of each interval. The observation intervals are discontinuous. |
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Unstructured observation |
No specific events, activities, or instructions are given during the observation period |
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Whole interval recording |
The occurrence of the behavior as March in an interval only when the behavior occurs throughout the entire interval |
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